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The 2024-25 New York Executive Budget released last week by Gov. Hochul fails to fully fund Foundation Aid, resulting in a $419 million shortfall to our schools.

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Excessive cell phone and social media use is proven to harm the physical, mental, and emotional health of children. This isn't mere speculation or old-fashioned thinking. Respected organizations such as the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Surgeon General have issued serious health warnings about this danger. 

Educators witness these effects firsthand. Students from elementary to high school arrive in class feeling anxious, exhausted and stressed. Their concentration levels are dropping. Meanwhile, harmful behaviors, like bullying and harassment — often triggered by social media content or trending topics — are on the rise. 
We need legislation that helps protect our children from these known threats. 

Take action on the NYSUT MAC! Sign a petition to show your support for these important youth online safety initiatives.


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Fix Tier 6

HELP FIX TIER 6

We have work to do to make public service retirement fair to everyone….. and we can’t do it without you. 

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This urgent letter is from NYSUT President Melinda Person. She is asking that we tell Albany to Fix APPR, Once and For All.

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MAC - NYSUT Member Action Center

The 'MAC' is an online tool to connect a grassroots community of activists interested in education, healthcare and other issues affecting working people and families. Take action today!

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Demand the Freedom to Learn Join NEA as we demand an inclusive, culturally responsive public education where every student and educator—across race, place, and abilities—is treated with dignity and respect, no exceptions.

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The hearts of educators around the state are heavy after the racially motivated attack in our Buffalo community in May. Not only were three of the victims NYSUT members (Margus Morrison, Pearl Young, and Aaron Salter, Jr.), but the attack occurred in the heart of a neighborhood in close proximity to two Buffalo public schools.

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