Question Of The Day: Why Can’t Remote School Start On Sept. 10?
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza. City Hall. Monday, August 24, 2020. Credit:
Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office.Yesterday’s big announcement
Data Check: Recent COVID-19 Infection Rates Vary Widely By Neighborhood
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor of Education Richard Carranza recently
remarked how the city is
Concern and Frustration Over Lack of Detail on School Reopening Worry Southern Brooklyn Parents and Educators
BAY RIDGE/CONEY ISLAND – Last Thursday night some 60 residents Zoomed into the
Southern Brooklyn Community Roundtable on School Reopening,
NYC Teachers Union Prepares For Strike Authorization Votes This Week
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on
An Update On The $420 Per Public School Student Food Benefit – Just Over 50% Have Received It
Photo: Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office.BROOKLYN – Three months ago,
it was announced that through a federal relief effort, the
NYC is scrambling to check buildings before schools reopen. But some educators say they’re discouraged from reporting problems.
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza. City Hall. Monday, August 24, 2020. Credit:
Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office.By Amy Zimmer and
