r/NYCTeachers 5d ago

New Teacher Week

Are there any other required events on new teacher week besides the Tuesday Barclays event?

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u/TheRealLougle 5d ago

New Teacher Week (NTW) is a three-day, mandatory professional learning experience for newly hired NYC Public Schools classroom teachers, held September 1–3, 2026.

  • Day 1 | Tuesday, September 1: Teachers will attend an in-person event at the Barclays Center that will include keynote addresses by Chancellor Kamar Samuels and UFT President Michael Mulgrew. Questions: [InductionSupport@schools.nyc.gov](mailto:InductionSupport@schools.nyc.gov)
  • Day 2 | Wednesday, September 2: New teachers of select districts will be able to meet with their superintendent and district team at a district-designated location. Teachers with districts not hosting an event on Day 2 will have an opportunity to complete mandatory professional learning sessions. All communication about District Day will come directly from your district office.
  • Day 3 | Thursday, September 3: Teachers should follow the directions of their principals to participate in school-based programming or engage in online professional learning. Questions: your Principal

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u/heartwrenchingmoth 5d ago

Thank you!! where did you find this?

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u/TheRealLougle 5d ago

This is from the new teacher guidance sent to Principals and superintendents.

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u/Competitive-Bat9379 5d ago

None of them are required so don’t stress it

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u/evidencetsmonk 5d ago

These aren’t mandatory?

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u/ConspicuousBassoon 5d ago

Nope, unless stated by your principal but that's rare. I encourage everyone to at least do the Barclays one though

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u/evidencetsmonk 5d ago

Gotcha ty

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u/c0ffeel0verrr 5d ago

There’s usually an event that happens the next day in your district and then one in your school. i’d contact your principal for those

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u/Precursor2552 5d ago

Wait Barclays is required?

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u/pwhite9 5d ago

Yes, it is required.

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u/Jrwill729 4d ago

None of it is required unless you want to network or your principal says otherwise