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Last week, a group of organizations demanding a more culturally diverse curriculum in New York City public schools took to the Department of Education’s (DOE) Lower Manhattan headquarters seeking to…

ByFernando Martínez for El Diario 1Comment

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Mar 2021

Education Health Opinion

Opinion: NYC Schools Can Help Close the COVID Achievement Gap With Tutoring

‘Essential government-funded youth programs could be repurposed to transform the current potpourri of citywide services into a comprehensive public-private partnership focused on creating a rigorous academic tutoring system, with education…

ByRobert Cordero 1Comment

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Dec 2020

Education Health Podcasts

The Check In: NYC Schools and COVID-19

In this week’s episode, reporter Nicole Javorsky discusses the latest on schools, which are slated to reopen Monday to offer in-person instruction to some students following a systemwide shift to…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

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Dec 2020

Education Health

3,311 Cases, 1,929 Classroom Closures: COVID-19 and the Uncertain NYC School Year

Coronavirus infection rates have remained low in the school system even as cases across the city rise, prompting officials to take a new reopening approach this month. But questions and…

ByNicole Javorsky 0Comments

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Sep 2015

Education

Mayor’s Education Vision Finds Fans

Some saw too much cost. Others not enough charters. But the mayor’s education speech did arrange ambitious proposals within a clear agenda of fighting inequality, and some liked what they…

ByRuth Ford 0Comments

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Aug 2015

Education

Disabled Students Face Special Risk of Summer Slide

Special-education students who are supposed to get 12 months of services sometimes face obstacles during the summer months, during which their risk of regression is greater than for other kids.

ByPatrick Donachie 0Comments

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Jun 2015

Education

School’s Out Today, and Fight to Stop ‘Summer Slide’ Begins

The summer break is as much a season of concern as it is one of celebration. Over the coming months educators, parents, policymakers and non-profit organizations will work to stem…

ByPatrick Donachie 0Comments

Immigrant Parents Press DOE for Culturally Responsive Curriculum in Schools

Opinion: NYC Schools Can Help Close the COVID Achievement Gap With Tutoring

The Check In: NYC Schools and COVID-19

3,311 Cases, 1,929 Classroom Closures: COVID-19 and the Uncertain NYC School Year

Mayor’s Education Vision Finds Fans

Disabled Students Face Special Risk of Summer Slide

School’s Out Today, and Fight to Stop ‘Summer Slide’ Begins

Newsletter

Immigrant Parents Press DOE for Culturally Responsive Curriculum in Schools

Opinion: NYC Schools Can Help Close the COVID Achievement Gap With Tutoring

The Check In: NYC Schools and COVID-19

3,311 Cases, 1,929 Classroom Closures: COVID-19 and the Uncertain NYC School Year

Mayor’s Education Vision Finds Fans

Disabled Students Face Special Risk of Summer Slide

School’s Out Today, and Fight to Stop ‘Summer Slide’ Begins

Newsletter

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