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In this issue:

1) Working with the Community

2) Observation/Evaluation Tips - Competency 2

3) NTU Workshops

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In this issue:

1) Data Matters - Class Size and SIP Surveys

2) Observation/Evaluation Tips - Competency 4

3) Upcoming Workshops

4) Legal Update - Field Trips

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In this issue:

1) Class Size/Supply Survey

2) Membership Meeting Remind

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In This Issue!

  • NTU Membership Meeting
  • IPDP/CAP
  • NTU Legal Update
  • PARCC Take action
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In This Issue!

  • NTU Contract Update
  • NTU Legal Update
  • Update on Calendar Books
  • FSA Workshop
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In this issue:

1) EWA Update

2) Flexible Spending Account

3) NTU wins arbitration award decision!

4) Membership Meeting to kick off 2018 Contract campaign

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In this week's issue:

1) Welcome Back Letter

2) Why "Member's only?"

3) NPS Paydates

4) Important Dates

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NTU Summer Hours:

The Newark Teachers Union will be open all summer from 9 AM to 1 PM schedule.  The Union office will be closed on July 3 and July 4 for the Independence Day holiday. 

If you have any questions or concerns, you can email us at anytime at mmaillaro@newarkteachersunion.com.


Stipend Payments Stipends for staff who signed EWA’s were supposed to have gone out today.  If there is a problem with your stipend, make sure you submit an Employee Inquiry Form with NPS immediately!


End of the Year Evaluations – If you disagree with your Annual Evaluation

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NTU Executive Board meets with new Superintendent!

For the first time in over two decades in Newark we have an officially elected Superintendent of Schools.  There can be no greater demonstration that the vestiges of State Control are soon gone than having the district led by someone that was born in Newark, went to Newark Public Schools, was a substitute teacher in Newark Public Schools, became a teacher, a principal an administrator, in the Newark Public Schools.  

Superintendent Roger Leon took time out of his busy schedule to meet with the NTU

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