How NYC Schools Officials Played Down The COVID-19 Threat
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza speaks at a news conference at the Office of
Emergency Management about the Coronavirus, March 2,
Helping War Efforts Through Design: Pratt Institute
Today marks the 75th anniversary of VE (Victory in Europe) Day, the end of WWII
in Europe. And, while we
NYC Allows Zoom (Once Again) For Remote Learning
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After coronavirus: Admissions for NYC’s ‘screened’ schools could change, possibly spurring more student diversity
Chancellor Carranza speaks at Mayor Bill de Blasio’s press conference on
COVID-19. City Hall. Monday, March 23, 2020. Credit:
Cuomo Taps Gates Foundation To “Reimagine” What Schooling Looks Like In NY
Reema Amin and Matt Barnum, Originally published in Chalkbeat New York
The state of New York is tapping the Bill
It’s Official: NYC Relaxes Grading Policies
Mayor Bill de Blasio holds a media availability. City Hall. Tuesday, April 28,
2020. Chancellor Richard Carranza sits far left.
Parents, Teachers, Electeds Blast The Proposed $800M Cuts To Schools, Suggest Trimming Bureaucracy Instead
Mapleton School /P.S. 48. Liena Zagare/BklynerEarlier today, parents, teachers,
students, advocates, and elected officials urged the Mayor to
