APPR Position Statement – Updated 3/25
March 25, 2015
The following updated position statement was sent to all legislators on March 25 in response to current budget discussions – SAANYS […]
URGENT: Dangerous Reforms May Be Enacted w/ Budget Come April 1
March 24, 2015
Public educators and students may not have the legislative support needed to stop Cuomo’s “Reform Agenda” What’s at stake … The weight […]
Members Lobby Albany; Target Gov’s “Reforms”
March 10, 2015
The SAANYS Government Relations Committee gathered in Albany on March 10 to lobby on behalf of their fellow colleagues across […]
Ed Coalition Speaks Out on Tax Cap Adjustments
March 4, 2015
Tax Cap adjustments can help schools balance student needs, fiscal stability, and taxpayer concerns The New York State Educational Conference […]
Community Forums Around the State in Support of Public Ed
March 4, 2015
As presented on the NYSUT website: Following is an unofficial listing of grassroots community forums on public education taking place across […]
The Redesigned PSAT/NMSQT and the Redesigned Schedule for Test Administration
February 23, 2015
At the SAANYS statewide conference held at the Sagamore Hotel on October 26 and 27, 2014, information was presented in […]
SED Requesting Public Comment on ESEA Waiver Renewal
February 19, 2015
The communication below, from the State Education Department, pertains to the draft ESEA Flexibility Waiver application – for 2015 to […]
ECB Seeks clarification On Baseline Aid Figures
February 10, 2015
As leaders of the state’s public schools, we write to you for clarification of what school districts should rely upon […]
ECB Calls on Governor to Release School Aid Runs
January 27, 2015
The New York State Educational Conference Board – comprised of the seven leading educational organizations representing parents, classroom teachers, school-related […]
Governor Delivers State of the State and Executive Budget
January 23, 2015
Governor Cuomo presented his State of the State address and his recommended Executive Budget on January 21. The governor’s statements […]