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Involving and communicating with your membership

To be an effective chapter leader, you must regularly communicate with the members of your chapter. Remember, you are an important conduit of information from the union to its members as well as from your members back to the union.

Resources for New Educators

The first five years of your career are likely to be the most challenging. The UFT is a family of educators, and we welcome our new members by providing the resources you need.

How occupational and physical therapists can calculate their gross annual salary

Here’s how to figure out your annual salary by looking at your biweekly paycheck.

The UFT’s work is far from finished

Fifty years have passed since the UFT was first founded and secured collective-bargaining rights for New York City’s public school educators. Speaking with a single voice for members, parents and children, the UFT quickly became a true champion of...

Special Education Intervention Teacher (formerly known as IEP teacher)

The Special Education Intervention Teacher is a centrally funded learning specialist. Learn more about this position and the role these educators play for students with disabilities.

Instructional planning

Class lessons can’t always be used right from the web, but they can offer teachers a great place to begin their planning, and can help you to shape your own ideas.

State laws, regulations and policy guidance

See New York State laws and regulations related to special education and students with disabilities.

Special class staffing

The new world of special education teacher certification is complicated. Learn more about certification for special education positions.

George Altomare

George Altomare, a founder of the UFT who led with insight, devotion and a great deal of heart, died on Aug. 20, at age 92 after a long illness. He loved teaching and dedicated his life to improving public school education for New York City students...