School-Related Professionals

SAVE THE DATE: October 25-27, 2024 at the Crowne Plaza: Desmond Hotel in Albany, New York

New this year are several workshops created for food service, custodial and maintenance, and clerical professionals. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to grow as an SRP leader!

Congratulations to all of our honorees! The awards book or the 2024 Representative Assembly is now online.

We present classroom practices that illustrate the relevance of project- based learning and authentic assessment, through inquiry, hands-on and experiential learning, in both pre- and post-pandemic scenarios.

These practices are as timely as they are foundational for anyone wishing to employ student-driven learning that promises to infuse deeper meaning in the curriculum while cultivating a passion for lifelong learning.

20-03: Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse for CDL License Holders
19-14: Updated Certification Requirements for Teaching Assistants
15-17: K-121 School Food Services Professionals Update
15-09: Clerical and Office Support Professionals
13-11: Custodial and Maintenance Issues
14-4: School Transportation Professionals

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Seven online seminars, specifically designed for SRP members, are available in these topics: Bullying, Discipline, Conflict, Cultural Awareness, Autism, Disability Awareness and Poverty. These flexible seminars can be used to fulfill Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) hours.

There are many dates coming up to celebrate SRPs. See our calendar.

This page offers one-stop shopping for campaigns, resources and toolkits to help NYSUT School-Related Professionals communicate with their fellow local union members and their communities.

Resources, job search, layoff guide and more.

NYSUT Members share their recommendations for great books.

It is estimated that nearly every school has children who have been exposed to traumatic experiences. This NYSUT webinar addresses: The prevalence of trauma among school children; the impact of trauma on behavior, relationships and learning at school; the elements of a trauma sensitive school approach; and resources for implementation.