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In This Issue: 

  1. Happy New Year!
  2. NTU Makes Good Neighbors
  3. Paycheck Changes in January
  4. NTU Member of the Month
  5. Union Plus - Discounts and Scholarships
  6. Disney on Ice Discounted tickets
  7. NTU Hall of Fame and Scholarship
  8. NTU Connect - Paint and Sip

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Colleagues,

Just a quick update before we go about some real positive changes to NJFLA that are working their way through the legislature!
 
And don't forget to check out last Friday's NTU Update where we talked about upcoming NTU events like Ice Skating on December 20th, Paint and Sip at the NTU on January 16th, and our upcoming Hall of Fame/Scholarship Dinner!  

Have a great holiday week!
 

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Mike Maillaro
 
Director of Research and Communication
Newark Teachers Union, Local 481
AFT/AFL-CIO
973-643-8430 Ext 20

mmaillaro@newarkteachersunion.com

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Click here for this week's NTU Update


In This Issue:

  1. Happy Holidays!
  2. T'Was The Night Before Winter Break
  3. Upcoming NTU Connect Events!
  4. NTU Scholarship and Hall of Fame

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Dear Teachers and Instructional Staff,

As we approach winter recess, we want to encourage you to take a moment to reflect on all that has been accomplished so far this school year. You and your students have put in unwavering effort, and your students’ progress is a testament to your commitment and dedication. Additionally, please be mindful that the new year provides us with an opportunity to reset and reground ourselves in what is most important to the success and well-being of our students.

As shared during District Staff Convocation 2025 in August, please be reminded that January 2, 2026 is an Administrative Day for all District staff.

On behalf of everyone here at the District, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and best wishes to you and your families. May your holidays be joyful and the new year bring continued growth and blessings.

Warm regards,
Superintendent León, Deputy Superintendent Severe, and Assistant Superintendent Esteves

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Martha with students

On her very first day of student teaching at Linden Avenue Middle School in Red Hook, N.Y., Martha Strever pushed, pulled and pounded on the school’s door, which was locked. No one came. Where was everybody? It was, after all, the first day of school.

It turned out everybody was exactly where they were supposed to be: inside, having entered through the school’s front entrance. Strever had been knocking on a side door. Flustered but undeterred, she not only found her way inside, she also found her life’s calling.

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