What: A celebration recognizing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through K-12 student entries of essays, speeches, poetry and art. The theme for this year’s event is “Let us stand up. Let us be a concerned generation.”
Have questions about the Tentative Agreement? Come to an information session to get learn more about the new contract!
Here are charts that summarize the data from our Contract Planning survey in December-January 2018.
The Springfield Public Schools district offices will soon be moving to their new space at 640 A Street in Springfield, just north of City Hall. As previously reported, the district’s Administration Building, located at 525 Mill Street, was declared “seismically unsound” in a 2015 engineer’s report. After considering a number of options, the district determined that renovating a different building was more cost-effective than either bringing the existing building up to code or building a new structure.
Dear Holliston Community Members,
Bow, NH January 3, 2018
AFT-NH President Douglas Ley released the following statement about the January 3 vote in the NH House on SB193, the so-called “voucher” bill
“AFT-NH and all supporters of public education in New Hampshire are grievously disappointed with yesterday’s initial House vote on SB193. By a margin of 184-162, the House gave initial approval to this grievously flawed bill, sending it on to the Finance Committee for further examination before bringing it back to the floor for a final vote.
Important note for those in the SERS and Hybrid retirement programs:
Hope everyone returned from their Winter Recess safe, sound and to a warm classroom. If the heat is not working in your building please send an email identifying the location to mmaillaro@newarkteachersunion.com
In Solidarity,
John M. Abeigon
President/Director of Organization
Newark Teachers Union
