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Letter from Syracuse Teachers Association to NYSUT human relations associate re meeting for possible workshop on special education

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Materials for Philosophy of Education conference; correspondence

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Materials for Superintendent's Conference Day; correspondence

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March 30, 1979. Program; materials re group decision making through consensus

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March 28, 1980. Superintendent's Conference program, including workshop on mainstreaming children with handicapping conditions

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Letter from Association of Small City School Districts, NYS School Boards Association, National Education Association of New York, and NYS Council of School Superintendents to several state legislators urging revision of formula for special aid to small city school districts, November 19, 1986, with NYSUT cover memo asserting statements in letter were wrong, January 6, 1987; NYSUT memos re Hurd formula.

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Letter from State Education Department re ICEIT (Improving Cost Effectiveness in Instruction Through Technology), December 19, 1973; minutes of Instructional Television Service Committee, Nassau County, March 14, 1974.

Scope and Contents NYSUT Position Paper in Inservice Education, June 8-9, 1979; State Education Department Comprehensive Plan for the Training of Education Personnel: An Amendment to the New York State Program Plan for ESEA Title IV, April 1980; U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare publication, “Model State Legislation: Continuing Professional Education for School Personnel,” December 1977; draft paper, “A Shift in Priority from Preservice to Inservice Teacher Education Is Needed: Highlights of a...

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Minutes of meetings, noting negative feedback; evaluation plan; district-level team evaluation questionnaires; correspondence

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Brochures for eighth annual conference, sponsored by State Education Department, emphasizing arts in education; letter from NYSUT Vice President Antonia Cortese noting NYSUT’s inability to send officers