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:
• EMTA Blood Drive March 5, 2012
• EMTA Member Scholarship Application
• Herman May Scholarship Application
• Len Motisi Scholarship Application
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Agreement Is ‘Good For Students And
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• Winter/Spring Pension And Retirement
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• Directions to NYSUT Regional Office
The East Meadow Teachers Association / PO Box 7 / East Meadow, NY 11554
Phone / Fax
631.979.0609
The NYSUT Member Action Center (MAC) is here to help you make your voice heard. It includes content to help members support the union's pro-education, health care and labor political agenda. You'll find interactive features for members to participate in grassroots lobbying efforts.
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Call Albany at 1-877-255-9417. Tell them to fight for the middle class and STOP the attack on our pensions.
Sign The Petition!
Last year, our public schools experienced a $1.3 billion cut in state support and the imposition of a 2% property tax cap. This resulted in the loss of valuable programs and services for kids and the loss of more than 11,000 educators and staff through layoffs and attrition. Over the past three years, more than 30,000 teaching and staff positions have been eliminated.
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.
