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Registration is now open for the NYSUT Regional Conference. Download the Registration Form here.

AFT-Maryland, in conjunction with partners from a large cross section of Baltimore (including labor, community activist and the religious community), told the Baltimore City Council it wouldn’t support the Sagamore development at Port Covington TIF unless some key demands were met.

AFT-Maryland was present and accounted for at the DPW Youthworks Resource Fair on Wednesday July 27, 2016 at the War Memorial Building, registering Baltimoreans to vote. Staff, members, and retirees in attendance worked to get young and old alike registered and involved in the electoral process.

In the May 2016 issue of the NYSUT magazine, these helpful list was published to guide teachers in understanding the new regulations for registering with the TEACH system and logging your PD hours. Check it out for a quick reference.

http://www.nysut.org/news/nysut-united/issues/2016/june-2016/10-things-you-need-to-know-about-nys-new-registration-and-continuing-education-regs

Detroit Federation of Teachers Interim President Ivy Bailey today addressed members of the city’s Financial Review Commission (FRC) to urge decision-makers to reward the hard work of educators with fair and competitive salaries and benefits.

AFT-Maryland is partnering with a number of labor, community, and religious organizations who are voicing concerns over proposed Port Covington project in Southwest Baltimore. We need to ensure the development benefits everyone in the city, not just a wealthy few. In particular, AFT-Maryland is asking that the development project not negatively impact funding for public schools and city services.