October 3, 2014 By Marc Bussanich New York, NY—Negotiations with Time Inc. and The Newspaper Guild began in earnest in January but still the two sides haven’t reached an agreement
September 29, 2014 By Jeff Bryant Reprinted: AFTNJ Newark, N.J. – This time of year, while classroom teachers and administrators in public schools are busy welcoming students back to a
September 18, 2014 By Neal Tepel New York, NY – New York City’s 105 colleges and universities will invest nearly $10 billion on campus construction and facilities upgrades over a
September 15, 2014 By Stephanie West New York, NY — New York City has now launched the largest ever expansion of after-school programs for the city's school children K-12. The
September 10, 2014 By Stephanie West The former owner of a Queens-based special education provider, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges earlier this year following a joint investigation by New
September 8, 2014 By Beth Borzone Hauppauge – Over 100 outraged teachers, administrators, and parents rallied in Hauppauge on Thursday to protest Governor Cuomo’s education policies and to support Zephyr
September 3, 2014 By Marc Bussanich New York, NY—It seems that the outstanding labor contracts that Mayor Bill de Blasio inherited from his predecessor is now presenting the current administration
September 1, 2014 By Neal Tepel New York, NY – According to the New York City Mayors Office, 50,407 children have been enrolled for full-day pre-K programs. Last year, only
September 1, 2014 By Stephanie West NYSUT's motion, filed in state Supreme Court in Albany August 29th, strikes back against the Partnership for Educational Justice, a group headed by former
August 29, 2014 Reproduced: http://www.seiu32bj.org/ Trenton, NJ – For over 12 years Shirley has worked for the Trenton School District with children of all ages. When she describes what she
