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2016 Herricks School Budget Results

Thank you for helping to pass the

2016-2017 Herricks School Budget!

Budget Passed by: 75%

Yes: 1370
No: 469

Trustee Candidates:

Apicos: 368
Chin: 1340

ELT to Host Summer Advanced Placement Institute

NYSUT Education & Learning Trust is sponsoring a Advanced Placement Summer Institute®
July 11-14, 2016 in the Conference Center at NYSUT Headquarters, 800 Troy-Schenectady Road, Latham, New York.

The institute is designed for those new to teaching AP® or experienced educators desiring new strategies and methods to improve their teaching. Classes are held from 8 a.m. 4 p.m.

Course offerings include:
AP® Biology
AP® Calculus AB
AP® Calculus BC
AP® Chemistry
AP® English Literature and Composition

AP® US History

AP® World History

The fee is $725 for 30 hours of in-service credit ($650 if register

Second Annual NYSUT Day at the Ducks!

Hope you are having a good holiday and Spring Break!

Here's a great opportunity for NYSUT members to enjoy a day of family fun watching the Long Island Ducks take on the Lancaster Barnstormers.

The second annual NYSUT Day at the Ducks is July 17th at the Ducks' home field, Bethpage Ballpark in Central Islip.

NYSUT members and their families and friends can purchase discounted tickets for the game. The first 1,500 fans in the ballpark will also receive a free Ducks t-shirt.

See the attached flyer for details about how to order your discounted tickets. The discounted tickets are limited, so don

UNITED WE SURVIVE

HTA @ NYSUT RA. United with other unionists we will persevere!

Upcoming Support Education Events

Reminder!

Join Us in Support of Education

Wednesday, March 9th

East Williston Teachers' Association (EWTA)

Screening of film "Beyond Measure"

4-7pm - Screening followed by discussion

At The Wheatley School

11 Bacon Road, Old Westbury, NY 11568

"In Beyond Measure, we find a revolution brewing in public schools across the country. From rural Kentucky to New York City, schools that are breaking away from an outmoded, test-driven education are shaping a new vision for our classrooms. These are schools that see critical thinking, communication, exploration, experimentation, collaboration, and creativity

Friedrich's Video & Importance of Unions

I urge you to take the time to view this short 11 minute video that explains the Friedrich's case. It also explains the importance of Unions. I think you will find it informative and enlightening.

http://youtu.be/WjpPueCkF6o

Upcoming Educational Events

Over the upcoming weeks, there are quite a few events taking place across Long Island to encourage and show solidarity for public education. I have included information below that highlights these educational events and forums. The flyer lists a schedule of various Community Forums. Please feel free to share this information with friends and family or post it on social media such as twitter, Facebook, etc. to encourage a strong show of solidarity.

Thanks in advance for becoming involved and doing what you can to support important educational events.

Coming up:

3/7 Elmont
The forum speakers are

Aflac Enrollment Schedule

Aflac Is Coming to Herricks Schools & Community Center!

Please see the schedule in pdf form here for further information.

Happy SRP Day

Happy SRP Day to all our

Herricks' School Related Professionals.

We value your dedication and the work you do each day to help our students and district.

Thank you!!!

SRP Day -Tues., Nov. 17, 2015

In 2007, Governor Spitzer signed into law a bill creating a permanent School-Related Professionals Recognition Day on the state calendar. SRP Recognition Day falls on the third Tuesday of each November, often during American Education Week.

NYSUT's 90,000+ SRP members perform a variety of key roles in schools, working as bus drivers, school nurses, custodians, secretaries, grounds and maintenance workers, food service workers, teaching assistants and aides and in dozens of other job titles.

I encourage members to recognize all our SRPs at Herricks on Tues., Nov. 17th for the valuable work they