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The East Meadow Teachers Association
Working In Union With East Meadow
www.eastmeadowteachers.org

John Gallagher, President
Barbara DiFiore, Vice President

James Parisi, Vice President

Ryan Malone, Treasurer

 

The EMTA is the exclusive negotiating agent for over 700 teaching personnel, registered nurses, teaching assistants, library paraprofessionals, and intervention assistants of the East Meadow School District.

 

The East Meadow Teachers Association is affiliated with NYSUT, AFT, NEA, and AFL-CIO.

Recent News:

 

• Ratification Vote January 18th

 

Winter/Spring Pension And Retirement

    Education Program Schedule

 

10 Free Things For January

 

• NYSUT Welcomes Pact That Can Help

   Re-invest In Schools, Colleges

 

What You Need To Know About

   Certification

 

APPR Court Ruling

 

Did You Know... About 90% of funds

   used to pay NYSTRS benefits come

   from investment returns and employee

   contributions?

 

The Union Difference

"If you want a better America,

   join a union!"

 

25 Tips For New NYSUT Members

 

Buy American and look for the union

    label.  Visit www.shopunionmade.org

 

Directions to NYSUT Regional Office

 

The East Meadow Teachers Association / PO Box 7 / East Meadow, NY 11554
Phone / Fax 631.979.0609

 

 

Who Are My Elected Officials?

     Visit NYSUT's Legislative Action Center. This fast, free and convenient service is your opportunity to join thousands of grassroots activists who are using the Web to contact their elected officials at the state and federal levels.

Make Your Voice Heard Here...

See A Bully, Stop A Bully...

    Bullying is a community issue that extends beyond the school campus and is prevalent online. The American Federation of Teachers is partnering with educators, school leaders, community and advocacy groups to recognize, prevent and combat bullying.

    The purpose of the AFT’s campaign, “See a Bully, Stop a Bully: Make a Difference,” is to raise awareness and provide resources to educators, students and parents.

 

Making Strides 2011

    Sunday, October 16th saw over 75 members of the East Meadow community join over 20,000 other Long Islanders at the 2011 “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.”  The EMTA raised over $3,000 for the cause through sponsorship of walkers and raffles.

    Special thanks to Making Strides Committee Chairpersons Lynn Caiozzo and Loretta Feret for their herculean efforts to raise funds for this worthy charity.  Photos Here...

It’s What We Do

    It's What We Do is a place for dedicated professionals of New York State United Teachers to share their stories so that there's a deeper understanding of how what happens in classrooms, on college campuses, and in hospitals enhances the quality of life in New York state.

 

Read Their Stories Here...