CTE: Career and Technical Education

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BOCES Career and Technical Education Fair demonstrate students’ know-how

BOCES CTE fair demonstrates students’ know-how

BOCES students from across the state gathered in early March to share their love for Career and Technical Education programs with legislators and demonstrate just how much they’ve learned from them. The BOCES CTE Fair at Cornerstone at the Plaza, which was part of NYSUT’s annual Committee of 100 lobby day, was organized to send a message legislators: Support CTE.
NYSUT rallies to Protect Our Schools

NYSUT rallies to Protect Our Schools

Hundreds of NYSUT members braved the bitter cold to demonstrate their steadfast resolve that New York’s public schools and students will not be left out in the cold by proposed federal funding cuts to education to give tax breaks to billionaires.
Disconnected events continue to address harmful digital distractions in schools

Disconnected events continue to address harmful digital distractions in schools

Katie Sebo, school psychologist at Syracuse City School District and member of the Syracuse Teachers Association said students’ overdependence on personal technology is harming them and derailing their future.
Members rally behind universal meals proposal

Members rally behind universal meals proposal

Every day, public school students are issued many of the supplies they need to succeed at school, including laptops, textbooks, lockers, and lab equipment, but many education advocates are saying one crucial school supply is still missing: lunch.
phone sitting on a desk showing the new digital membership card

NYSUT Launches New Digital ID Cards

NYSUT Launches New Digital ID Cards
Woman standing next to a Guitar

Making stained glass and breaking glass ceilings

Making stained glass and breaking glass ceilings

Consumer Price Index January 2025

Consumer Price Index January 2025

North Country locals win big for families

Last year, music teacher Katrina Sheats was overjoyed to discover she was pregnant with her first child, Melody. But panic set in, as Sheats began to fret about her lack of paid parental leave and the financial strain it would cause her growing family.
NYSUT Second Vice President Ron Gross addresses labor leaders during the latest installment of NYSUT’s Leadership Institute. The conference culminated in a graduation ceremony Saturday.

Winter institute keeps the home fires burning

Nearly 50 leaders from 40 different locals met in early February to discuss the latest in labor strategies and share their unique local challenges as part of the latest installment of the NYSUT Leadership Institute.
Educators and health professionals opened up about the crisis of cellphones in schools during Thursday’s Disconnected event in Rochester.

Hanging up the phones in Rochester

Maria Gonzalez has been a school psychologist for Rochester City Schools for more than two decades. She’s seen first-hand the damaging impact of cellphones. “I was there way before the pandemic, and I saw the incredible shift in the social skills of students,” said Gonzalez, Rochester Teachers Association. “The level of impulsivity now that I see, was not seen before. It’s just constantly reacting, reacting, reacting, with no pause for anything.”
ARTS-MSM One-Week Strike Pickets for Hours Outside School

ARTS-MSM One-Week Strike Pickets for Hours Outside School

On Saturday, Feb. 1, for the first time in the prestigious 100-year history of the Manhattan School of Music, the Association Representing Teaching Staff at Manhattan School of Music (ARTS-MSM) Precollege Faculty Union went on strike. For 10 hours, ARTS-MSM members were joined by other union members from labor organizations throughout New York City and the state to protest unfair labor practices, substandard pay and proposed class size increases.
NYSUT celebrates black history month with a free poster of Ketanji Brown Jackson

Free NYSUT poster celebrates Black History Month, Feb. 1-28

NYSUT celebrates Black History Month with a poster celebrating Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman and first former federal public defender to serve on the United States Supreme Court. Jackson was nominated to the post on Feb. 25, 2022, by President Joe Biden and confirmed by the U.S. Senate and sworn into office the same year.
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