From “Reclaim the Dream” to NYSUT award winners to the recent school budget television ad, they’re all here. More videos to come.

In case you’ve been wondering how your representatives in Albany voted on Tier VI last Wednesday night in the wee hours of last Thursday morning, here are the lists, via Capitol Confidential. Voting Record: Senate | Assembly

UPDATE: In addition to the tweets, we have photos from El-Wise Noisette and reports from Betsy Sandberg, Liza Frenette and Dana Fournier. NYSUT members and supporters rallied at the state Capitol Tuesday to demand adequate state resources for public education and health care. We’ve collected tweets from activists and reporters on the scene, so you [...]

The State Education Department’s decision to now immediately suspend funding to all 10 districts working on their school improvement plans – even those districts that filed on time – is shocking. This action will have an immediate negative impact on those students and classrooms that can least afford further disruption.

Here’s video of NYSUT Executive Vice President Andy Pallotta’s mic check at Occupy Albany today.

We had another good #nysutchat Sunday night as local union tweeters offered specific examples of the impact of budget cuts enacted by lawmakers in April. Tweeters weren’t content to just leave it there, as the discussion veered into developing plans of action at the local and state levels for next year’s budget. Interesting stuff. As [...]

Watch County workers and union leaders react to Nassau County’s anti-American proposal to break faith and tear up labor contracts. Listen as they describe the impact this will have on our community. Share it with your friends when you’re done – and get ready to rally on Monday, Oct. 17.

NYSUT’s “Adopt-a-School” program helps union locals to help each other in times of crisis with in-kind donations. Our growing listing of districts in need in the wake of recent flooding appears below. Update 12/26 Holiday giving continues Update 12/8 Donations continue Update 11/22 Flood victims still getting what they need. Update 10/31: Great needs provoke [...]

The Alliance for Quality Education’s “Students First: Reality Tour” stopped in Oneonta this evening with NYSUT members, parents, students and community activists sharing stories about the impact of cuts to state education funding.

This video, which opened the convention Thursday night, is also online at NYSUT’s YouTube channel.