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There are five major fines, lawsuits and federal investigations from previous administrations that could soon drain millions of dollars from the school district’s budget, according to Newark Public Schools Superintendent Roger León.

One fine alone that has gone unpaid for three years could cost $48 million -- at a minimum.

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In this issue:

1) Contract Update

2) Observation-Evaluation Tips—Competency 4

3) NTU Toy and Coat Drive

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Newark teachers are due for a $2.5 million windfall this year, and hundreds more can expect hefty raises in the future, thanks to a new agreement between the district and the city teachers union.

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Upon recommendation from the Newark Teachers Union Negotiations Committee and with the support of the NTU Executive Board, it is my honor and privilege to present to you the Memorandum of Agreement that settles the 2013 Grievances which arose out of the 2012 contract.

An Explanation of Settlement follows, but it requires a bit of background. In 2013, the NTU submitted various grievances against the then state-controlled Newark Public Schools. The process took two years of hearings and another two years waiting for a decision from the Arbitrator. That Opinion and Award came in 2017. Though
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It has been brought to our attention that in the last few weeks, bulk emails that we have sent to NPS email addresses are not always being received by members.  We are working with NPS on resolving this issue. 

We ask that if you are not receiving NTU communications, send an email from your personal email address to mmaillaro@newarkteachersunion.com so we can make sure you are being kept informed. 

Also regularly visit http://newark.nj.aft.org/ as all of our updates are posted there.

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In this issue:

- Grievance/Contract Update

- Snow Day Update

- Prudential Center

- Food Drive

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Many of our students and their families need some extra help this holiday season.  The NTU is partnering with the Community Food Bank of New Jersey to ensure everyone has a great holiday season this year. 

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In this issue:

1) Election Day

2) New Jersey's New Sick Day Law for Per Diem Staff

3) Observation-Evaluation Tips—Competency 5

And much more


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Colleagues,

Remember!  Under state law, if you choose to attend the NJEA convention on November 8, you have the right to do so without having to take a sick or personal day.  The NTU has worked with the NPS to ensure that the process to attend the NJEA convention would be as simple as possible.  For those looking to attend, there is a simple one page form to complete.  

• Notification Form NJEA Convention

If someone is going to the convention and would like to use Professional Improvement Funds, they would need to fill out the below forms as well.  PIF funds can only be used by staff attending

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Prudential Center: Through our community partnerships, we have been talking to the Prudential Center about some upcoming events that our members may be interested in.   We would be able to get discounted tickets for these shows, typically at least $10 off face value. We need to give them some sense of how many tickets to set aside, so please let us know if you would be interested in these upcoming events.

Click here for survey!

if these programs are a success, we will be doing more of them in the future.

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