You may have heard that there is a large contingent of Parents and Guardians “Opting Out” their children from the ELA and Mathematics tests for

As the Board of Regents met inside, NYSUT local union leaders and state lawmakers stood on the steps of the State Education Department on Monday

It’s that time again. As schools across New York State prepare for the administration of the grade 3-8 English Language Arts and Math tests in

When I listen to politicians in Albany debate property taxes, I am reminded of a famous quote from T.S. Eliot, who said, “Most of the

Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the “Red Flag” gun control bill into law Monday morning at John Jay College in Manhattan. New York now becomes the

In a big win this week, both houses of the legislature approved the union-backed APPR reform bill that scraps the mandated use of grade 3-8

The state Senate passed S.1904, the bill that would make the tax cap permanent, but it can be stopped in the Assembly. NYSUT opposes any

After two years of negotiations and six days on the picket lines, the United Teachers Los Angeles reached a tentative contract agreement with the L.A.

On the corner of Clinton and Broadway in Albany, a wall of workers, unionists and faith leaders gathered in the cold to speak out against