Orchard Park High School art students were asked to paint the mural for new SPoT Coffee on East Quaker Street in the town of Orchard Park.  Students worked together as a group to decide what aspects would positively represent Orchard Park while highlighting SPoT Coffee. They decided to incorporate the natural beauty of the area as well as important buildings and places around Orchard Park. The 4 x 8 ft. mural will be permanently displayed in SPoT Coffee.

2014 May

05/22/14 Ratification Meeting for Baltimore City CUB Members 8:00am-6:00pm
05/26/14 Memorial Day (Schools, City offices & CUB offices closed)

2014 June

Attention All Registered Voters! You can earn $150.00 working as an election judge.

On behalf of the Labor Commissioner, please find attached information concerning Election Judges needed for the upcoming Gubernatorial Primary Election. (CLICK HERE for the Flyer.)

The City Union of Baltimore (CUB) has initiated a series of activities designed to engage that union in the “Reclaiming the Promise” effort, called for by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT). The nation-wide initiative is intended to galvanize local communities and engage them in activities intended to reclaim the promise of high-quality public services and public education.

Orioles vs. the Toronto Blue Jays
Friday, June 13th, 2014 at 7:05 p.m.
Price $6.00
Tickets available through CUB
2117 N Howards St., Baltimore MD 21218

MHFT is planning several community outreach events to promote real engagement with our community in support of our students and neighborhood public schools. The Federation and the District believe that building relationships and partnerships with parents and community members is essential to improving student achievement.  We encourage every MHUSD employee to join in this dialogue.

Here is the letter from Randi Weingarten about the rate changes with union dues. Page 1  Page 2

Support The Candidates That Support Us!

GETTING OUT THE VOTE

Local unions are partnering with NYSUT, using phone banks in regional offices, voter data from NYSUT's records departments, and postcards and materials available online, to get voters to the polls and to pass their local school budgets.

Click here for full NYSUT article.

The South Lewis Teachers Association Vote-COPE campaign kicks off this week. We ask that each member carefully read through the Vote-COPE information placed in your mailbox and check it for accuracy.

Vote-COPE is the political arm of NYSUT and the funds raise thrrough your voluntary donations are used to offset the costs of lobbying efforts for causes and policies that directly affect education and our membership.  We ask that you give generously to assure that the best interests of education are supported by elected officials.