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The 15th Annual MƒA Fall ƒunction honors accomplished New York City mathematics and science teachers for making a lasting impact in local schools, communities, and the teaching profession. 

At MƒA’s Thursday Thinks speaker series, Dr. Chad Topaz presented first-hand accounts of data-fueled racial justice efforts in the criminal justice system.

MƒA Chief Operating Officer Michael Driskill shares thoughts on EdWeek Research Center surveys that seem to reveal a disconnect between math education theory and the methods teachers actually use.

Nonprofit positions 900+ STEM leaders to take on leadership roles in local schools.

How MƒA motivated Erica Tunick to focus on cognitive demand in her classroom, offering an inside look into how her students were thinking.

How MƒA enabled two teachers to drive their own professional development and build a collaborative multi-school network for elementary math teachers.

MƒA Master Teachers and 2023 Muller Award for Professional Influence in Education winners Larisa Bukalov and Eillie Williamson were featured in two separate Patch.com news stories. 

Williamson, a Jamaica-born educator, has made an impact teaching science in Jamaican, Canadian, and New York school systems over the past 24 years.

Bukalov, who three decades ago emigrated from Ukraine to New York, trained Ukrainian math teachers and students on her way to becoming an award-winning teacher.