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Back to School!

With Back to School season in full swing, everyone here at Long Island Teachers want to encourage all parents to share in the excitement and take time to talk with your children about the days ahead.  Long Island schools are some of the best in the country and as new teachers enter new schools we […]

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Summer’s On!

With the summer coming to a close, most people think that teachers have the summer off, but to the contrary, Long Island’s educators have the “summer on!” Teachers like the ones below, take intensive courses, coordinate summer learning programs, tutor, volunteer and work at various summer camps across Long Island. The following are just a

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Happy Fourth of July

On July 4 1776, 56 members of the Second Continental Congress voted to declare their Independence from the British Empire. In doing so, these 56 patriots banded together to form a new country that stood up for the inalienable rights of man and the birthing a new country. These brave men and women who stood

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NYSUT salutes legislators for defending public education

New York State United Teachers today released the following statement about the end of the 2015 legislative session: “NYSUT thanks those courageous legislators who listened to parents and educators and then acted to put students ahead of profiteers. “Unparalleled advocacy by impassioned educators, standing in unity with parents on behalf of students and quality public

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NYSUT Salutes Regents for Listening to Parents, Educators, Research on Teaching and Learning

ALBANY, N.Y. June 9, 2015 — New York State United Teachers today praised seven members of the Board of Regents who are calling for delaying implementation of Gov. Cuomo’s controversial evaluation system and recalibrating it to de-emphasize the weight of student standardized tests and promote teacher development. NYSUT President Karen E. Magee said the seven

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TAKE ACTION:Tell Senators What They Must Do to Fix the Broken APR System!

The State Senate is trying to run out the clock. The Assembly has taken significant steps in recent weeks toward fixing New York’s testing and evaluation mess. With a bipartisan, near-unanimous vote — 135 votes to just 1! — the Assembly amended the revised APPR system and mandated increased test transparency and developmental appropriateness of

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