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‘Chancellor Carranza must embrace a global multi-cultural curriculum that optimizes the study of groups that have been previously ignored. And our Sikh community must be included in such a curriculum.…

ByHarpreet Singh Toor 1Comment

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Apr 2018

Opinion

CityViews: New Chancellor Should Launch a Charter School for Homeless Students

‘Homeless students have a unique set of educational, physical, and emotional needs which are not being addressed in any significant or systematic way.’

ByRalph da Costa Nunez 7Comments

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Mar 2018

Education

Council Calls for Overhaul of City’s Approach to Easing School Crowding

A report finds fault in how the city reports school capacity data and obstacles to getting enough new seats online for a growing city.

ByJarrett Murphy 4Comments

21

Dec 2017

Opinion

CityViews: De Blasio’s Renewal Program Put Our School on a Path to Rise

‘We have developed a clear vision, clear goals, and a clear path to success for our kids and families.’

ByMiles Doyle 7Comments

28

Nov 2017

Opinion

CityViews: City Schools Make a Downpayment on Diversity

An initiative in the Lower East Side’s school district ‘represents meaningful progress in the work towards equitable schools there – and the city as a whole.’

ByMatt Gonzales 4Comments

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Jun 2017

Opinion

CityViews: What’s Wrong With the Mayor’s School Diversity Plan

Whenever the mayor decides to take the promised second step in this journey, let it be a giant step, worthy of the greatest city in the world.

ByDavid Bloomfield 1Comment

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May 2017

Opinion

CityViews: City is Trying to Build a Seamless System for Autistic Kids

‘A single coordinating agency should develop and apply consistent, developmentally appropriate standards across the full publicly-funded early childhood continuum, beginning at birth and continuing into elementary school.’

Bydorothy siegel 10Comments

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Oct 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews: City’s Arts High Schools Must Focus on Talent Rather Than Tests

LaGuardia High School for Music & Art has produced a list of famous performers and artists. But some alums say the current leadership is emphasizing grades during the admissions process,…

ByAnnamarya Scaccia 3Comments

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May 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews: Community Schools Clear the Path for Student Success

Two leaders in the de Blasio administration program to boost struggling schools write that the model is taking hold and paying dividends.

ByMargaret Crotty and Alex Teitel 1Comment

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Mar 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews: As Standardized Tests Loom, Improvements are Illusory

Hoping to head off parent opt-outs, education officials are hyping reforms like shorter tests and the removal of time limits. But those changes could create new problems without addressing the…

ByFred Smith 3Comments

CityViews: As City’s Sikhs Celebrate, They Hope for New Action to Stop Bullying

CityViews: New Chancellor Should Launch a Charter School for Homeless Students

Council Calls for Overhaul of City’s Approach to Easing School Crowding

CityViews: De Blasio’s Renewal Program Put Our School on a Path to Rise

CityViews: City Schools Make a Downpayment on Diversity

CityViews: What’s Wrong With the Mayor’s School Diversity Plan

CityViews: City is Trying to Build a Seamless System for Autistic Kids

CityViews: City’s Arts High Schools Must Focus on Talent Rather Than Tests

CityViews: Community Schools Clear the Path for Student Success

CityViews: As Standardized Tests Loom, Improvements are Illusory

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