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UFT targets overcrowded classes in its first major complaint under New York City’s new teacher contract
By
Alex Zimmerman
February 13, 2019
New York
New city-UFT contract is ratified after 87 percent of union voters sign off
By
Sara Mosle
November 5, 2018
New York
New York City teacher salaries to range from $61,070 to $128,657 in new contract
By
Philissa Cramer
October 12, 2018
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Bronx schools to get “innovation funds” as part of big New York City investment in the borough
By
Christina Veiga
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Philissa Cramer
October 12, 2018
New York
With union’s blessing, students at 15 schools in the Bronx will take courses taught remotely
By
Alex Zimmerman
October 11, 2018
New York
Union chief says de Blasio’s plan to scrap the SHSAT is going nowhere in Albany
By
Alex Zimmerman
August 23, 2018
New York
New York City agrees to provide paid family leave to teachers
By
Carrie Melago
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Alex Zimmerman
June 20, 2018
New York
The Assembly passed a new teacher evaluation plan. Here’s how it may — and may not — impact New York City
By
Monica Disare
May 2, 2018
New York
The debate is back: New York state leaders introduce bill to overhaul teacher evaluations
By
Monica Disare
April 26, 2018
New York
Ideological foes express cautious optimism about NYC’s incoming schools chief, Alberto Carvalho
By
Monica Disare
Updated February 28, 2018
New York
As budget talks begin, top New York lawmaker eyes cuts from Washington
By
Monica Disare
December 12, 2017
New York
What does your ‘Con Con’ vote mean for education? Here’s what you need to know.
By
Monica Disare
November 6, 2017
New York
New York unions sue, accusing charter schools of lowering standards for teachers
By
Alex Zimmerman
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Monica Disare
October 12, 2017
New York
‘Virtually meaningless’ or ‘steady progress’? New York City reacts to this year’s state test scores
By
Monica Disare
August 22, 2017
New York
Why do New York City educators not get paid family leave? A teacher’s petition reignites a fight
By
Philissa Cramer
August 9, 2017
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