…in each district, two schools for all grade levels, with equal per student budgets and full parental choice: one, a school free from centralized mandates, without seniority or tenure, and…
…class and low income New Yorkers, including retaining the “Millionaires Tax,” job creation, fair taxation, better wages, emergency homeless services, effective government action and strong consumer protections in home foreclosures,…
Report from Albany March 9, 2011 By Liz Krueger, NYS Senator This June, New York State’s rent regulation laws are once again up for renewal. I’m working closely with advocates…
…by the Mayor, the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) will eliminate 16,624 subsidized child care slots due to insufficient federal funding. Nearly 4,000 of those slots, or 197 classrooms, will…
…the new Governor to succeed, we also recognize our duty and obligation to remember what our party has always stood for: fiscal responsibility, fairness, compassion and vision. We have…
…made up of members from CSEA Local 1000, DC 37, DC 1707, Council 35, Council 66, and Council 82. Guest speakers included AFSCME International Secretary-Treasurer Lee A. Saunders, State Comptroller…
…the “Crystal Symphony.” We sailed north from Buenos Ares, stopping in Rio de Janeiro, Devil’s Island, French Guiana, Bridgetown, Barbados, Grand Turk in the Turks & Caicos Islands, and departed the ship in Miami. (We…
…lunch, or forcing them to work off the clock, without pay. Other lawsuits have dealt with child labor law violations, where minors worked too late at night, during school hours,…
…building, inspired a demoralized staff, and won the loyalty of the parents, said Daughtry. “I love the company that runs this place,” said Wright. Parents are so loyal that 30…
