Colleagues,
The Newark Teachers Union has expanded our outreach to our Bilingual and ELL Teachers by creating the (NTU Bell) Newark Teachers Union Bilingual/English Language Learner Committee Facebook Page.
Please join us!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/959209980755937/?fref=nf
In addition, we will be having a workshop soon to discuss changes to State Code around Bilingual and ELL/ESL instruction. More info to come!
In Solidarity,
Mike Maillaro
Members,
In the interest of keeping you informed, we would like to share this report with you:
On Tuesday morning, myself, Secretary/Treasurer Michael Iovino, Director of Communication Mike Maillaro and Staff Representative Michael Caputo had a productive meeting with Superintendent Cerf and his team regarding the Evaluation Framework. It was evident that this will be an ongoing and robust discussion, however, we did have some concrete results:
TARDINESS & ABSENTEEISM
Get ready for back to school with this hand-picked collection of free lesson plans and classroom activities perfect for the first days back.
Dear Colleagues,
As you start your journey with the Newark Public Schools, the NTU will always be here to support you professionally and personally.
The NTU can only be successful if we stand in unity to best advocate for our rights and the rights of the students and citizens of Newark.
We ask that you meet with your building representative, and come down to the NTU office to meet the NTU staff at any time! This is your Union, and we look forward to working with you for years to come!
In Solidarity,
John M. Abeigon,
President
On September 15, 2015 at the scheduled BCFPE Executive Board Meeting & General Membership Meeting, membership were notified of the pass thru dues increase for both the state and national federations. The pass thru dues increase totals $0.52 per pay making the BCFPE dues deduction a total of $23.59 per pay effective October 1, 2015.
Call to Action! Rally in support of public education at Five Points Café tomorrow. If you’re unable to attend the rally wear red tomorrow to show your support. Other communities around Long Island will also be rallying tomorrow.
Be sure to check out the op-ed by retired Milwaukee Area Technical College instructor and former Local 212 Executive Vice-President Charlie Dee that lays out why the secretive plan to merge the Wisconsin Technical College System and the UW Colleges would be a disaster: "The first thing a responsible committee would do is research what happened when other states tried this. It would discover that mergers in Minnesota, Georgia, Alaska, Connecticut and New Jersey have failed to produced expected savings, but instead have created myriad problems."
Check out the latest info from the UFF page!
