Hundreds of members of the Council of Schools Supervisors and Administrators rallied outside City Hall Park Oct. 30 for a contract that includes a paid-parental-leave benefit and would address Principals’ growing concerns about school safety.
Advocates from the United Federation of Teachers, District Council 37 and the AFL-CIO New York City Central Labor Council showed up to support the school leaders, whose contract expired April 20. CSA President Mark Cannizzaro spoke of the increasing workload and pressure faced by Principals, Assistant Principals and Superintendents.
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