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We must help NYC's paraprofessionals

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By Michael Mulgrew
| New York Daily News Verified
They help blind students learn to navigate the city. They empower autistic students to communicate their needs. They monitor the well-being of children with severe medical conditions. They are the calm voice redirecting students who are struggling and the ones who make sure the most vulnerable children understand the day’s lesson. They are the 26,000 paraprofessionals who work in New York City’s public schools.
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Our fights yield better working conditions

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By Michael Mulgrew
| New York Teacher Verified
This school year, we will see meaningful improvements in our working conditions — and our students’ learning conditions — as a result of fights we undertook as a union for the changes we need. This September, 60% of classrooms citywide will be under the new limits in the state class size law, up from 46% last school year. The school-based application process for class size funding — driven by the hard work of our chapter leaders — is what enabled us to meet this year’s target in the law.
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A health care reset

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By Michael Mulgrew
| New York Teacher Verified
As city workers, our health care is one of our most valued benefits. Each year, we work hard to improve our benefits. But health care costs have risen astronomically, and lately more and more doctors have stopped taking some of our plans. Our member-led UFT Health Care Committee meets regularly and reports your frustrations with fewer doctors in the network and rising co-pays. We can all agree that our health benefits need a reset.
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