This year marks the 8th Annual Toys for Tots Drive sponsored by the Nashua Teachers' Union.  The blue bins will return for drop off at your school/office. We will continue to have a drop off for new, unwrapped toys at the Union Office.  We will continue to accept monetary donations.  We will take all donations and purchase toys to donate to our drive or donate it directly to the local campaign here in Hillsborough County.  Blue bins will appear in your schools the week of November 1st and we collect items through Thursday, December 1st.

We will also accept donations by check or Venmo. Make checks payable to the Nashua Teachers' Union and send to:

Nashua Teachers' Union

Toys for Tots Drive

7C Taggart Drive

Nashua, NH 03060

Next COPE Meeting: To Be Scheduled

The Latest Updates from NTU COPE

NTU COPE meet and made recommendations for the November 7th City Election.

COPE Chair: Stacey Sweklo; ntucope@nashuatu.org 

Grievance Procedure

All four contracts outline the Grievance Procedure in Article 3. For the most part, all four contracts share the same language with some minor exceptions - mainly where some of the Grievances are sent during the Step process. The first question you should ask yourself - "is this grievable? Was part of my contract or a POPPs policy violated?" If the answer is yes, or you are unsure, your first step should be to contact your Building Representative. We have a team that works together with the Building Representatives to make work with you, and to make sure the process is followed. For more information on the Grievance Process please consult your contract or visit the NTU website.