Box 2
Contains 137 Results:
Unkindest cut of all, 1960
October 15, 1960. An axe labeled budget cuts splits two buildings, the building on the right "building proposal" and the building on the left, "new school"
Take a Giant Step, 1954
February 20, 1954. A man steps from NYC to Albany with a paper in his hand reading "40,000 United Teachers"
Another Proud Achievement, 1955
October 08, 1955. The printer is holding the latest achievement of the Teacher's Union's Teacher News publication: An Italian-American Supplement to add to the special issues for Negro History Week and the Jewish Tercentenary, in addition to the Puerto Rican Day Supplement, the Primer for New Teachers and the Pension Primer.
Strengthening Democracy, 1950
February 11, 1950. Board of Education official holds rifle in hand and points to signature line underneath the words "I hereby volunteer-"
Time for a New Suit, 1961
January 07, 1961. A teacher stands before the 1961 Budget Planners wearing a coat held together with "A lick," "A promise," Patch-work Raise, 1957" etc
Baseball scoreboard announces major successes for Teacher Union, 1960
Representative of the Board of Education sits outside a door with students bulging out of the classroom door. He shows a Sorry no job next term sign to a woman with a 243 Fall Term Subs folder, 1962
January 13, 1962.
Man next to marquee reading BD. of ED. meets today. Agenda: Afternoon: hearing on teachers salary. Evening: Adopt salary schedule (Quick work!)
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Two birds on a branch over a nest. Birds are labeled more city funds and more state aid funds., 1962
January 20, 1962. Two eggs in a nest below them are labeled "Schinnerer Report" and "Superintendents and Examiners recommendations".
Dont Let it Happen, 1960
March 26, 1960. Two men stand next to a large covered platter marked "salary raise". One says "This much for me" with arms spread wide. The other says the same, spreading his arms wide. The first lifts the cover to reveal a tiny amount to be divided. (In three frames) Teachers are urged not to fight among themselves for the greater share of the pittance of a wage increase offered them.