NTU Updates

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In This issue:

1) Featured Members of the week

2) Meet our New NTU Staff

3) COPE - GET OUT THE VOTE!

4) NTU Financial Literacy Workshop

And More!

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In This Issue:

We debut the New NTU Update!  Our editorial staff has been hard at work to give the NTU Update a much needed overhaul.  We hope you like it!

We are also inviting staff to submit their colleagues to be featured in upcoming issues!

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1) Membership Meeting 

2) Walk Throughs

3) Grievance Procedure

4) Classroom Environment

And more!

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In this issue:

1) Respecting school staff

2) CST Evaluation

3) DYFS Update

4) DIsney on Ice/Monster Jam

5) Faculty Lounge Contest

And More

Midweek update

Faculty Lounge Contest (President Abeigon’s Report)

A few weeks ago, we talked about the importance of Faculty Lounges.  As I have been visiting schools the last few weeks, I have seen some Faculty Lounges in some dire straits.  

The NTU is putting our money where our mouth is. We are offering $2000 in prizes for schools where “Our faculty lounge can use some help!”   Grab some ideas here and let us know why yours needs a makeover. 

 https://www.weareteachers.com/teachers-lounge/

Prizes:

1 prize of $500

2 prizes of $250

10 prizes of $100

 To enter:  Send us a DM in Instagram with video

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In This Issue:

1) Restoring Unity

2) Know your contract: Teacher Aide Schedule

3) DYFS Update

4) Certification Update

And more!

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1) Take Back The Teacher Lounge!

2) RSVP To Mandates

3) Longevities

4) Joining the NTU

And More!

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1) COPE

2) Class Size and Workload Increase

3) Building Rep Vacancies

4) Personal days

And more!

https://www.nj.com/news/2022/08/attention-shoppers-school-supplies-will-be-tax-free-for-10-days-in-nj-beginning-saturday.html​

Back-to-school supplies — from pencils to laptops — will be tax-free in New Jersey for 10 days beginning Saturday under a sales tax holiday included in the $50.6 billion state budget signed by Gov. Phil Murphy​ on July 1.

The tax holiday, which runs from Aug. 27 to Sept. 5, will waive New Jersey’s 6.625% sales tax on a range of supplies, including pens, notebooks, art supplies, text books, computers and sports equipment. Clothing and shoes are already exempt from sales