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Hot off the press- coming to your mailbox soon- the January 2025 RC 10 Skyline News.

Make sure to read about all the events that have and will be happening in RC 10.

Also, note that NYSUT is changing who receives these newsletters by mail.   You will need to sign up to continue to receive the newsletter via US Postal Service.  Details will be on the newsletter mailed to you.

Follow this link for the newsletter.

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RC 10 annually awards four $1,000 scholarships to one public high school graduating senior, from each of our four counties, who are planning to pursue a degree in education. If you know of any student who is considering becoming a teacher, applications can be obtained in the Guidance Office at the school or by contacting rc10communications@gmail.com.

The process for selecting the recipients begins in January when applications are mailed to Union Presidents and Guidance Counselors. The applications are due on March 25. On April 11 these applications are reviewed at NYSUT Headquarters by a

In 2023, RC 10 members HELPED in LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

• THANK YOU, THANK YOU! The Backpack Donation since September 2023 is over $18,000!
• FOOD BANK WAREHOUSE VOLUNTEERS. Every third Wednesday since September 2023, groups of 6-10 members sorted food for delivery to local food pantries. Thank you for your help!
• In October 2023 a group of retirees walked with NYSUT members at the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk in Albany.
• In December 2023, members laid wreaths at the Saratoga National Cemetery and many others purchased wreaths as well.

PLANS for 2024 include a Red Cross Blood Drive and a

“Learning in school doesn’t always come easy for everyone, but special people—teachers, coaches, counselors—along the way can make a difference in the success of their students.” RC 10’s Social Justice committee is pleased to highlight George, who wished to use his first name only,

From his personal account, George didn’t find school easy. However, thanks to his ability in sports, and some great teacher-coaches, he persisted, learned strategies, and remained motivated to reach his goal of achieving a college degree in Secondary Math Education. After college graduation, George worked for fifteen