Announcements In-Person Classes Delayed For Most Students… Again NYC public schools will not physically reopen for all students on Monday, September 21. Instead, there will be a phased-in reopening by grade levels throughout the next two weeks, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this morning. All students will still be taking online classes on Monday. Only children in 3K,
Announcements NYC School Re-Opening Pushed Back Ten Days NYC school re-opening has been delayed by ten days, as part of the deal with the teachers’ union to prevent a strike, the Mayor announced this morning. Schools were supposed to open for the Fall semester on September 10. Now, remote learning will begin on September 16 and in-person classes
Central Brooklyn De Blasio Overhauls School Discipline Policies, With Focus on Emotional Wellness And Restorative Justice By Sam Raskin/BklynerCROWN HEIGHTS—Mayor Bill de Blasio came to a Crown Heights public school Thursday to pitch his plan for a less punitive approach to handling in-school misbehavior while touting the recently approved expansion of social service workers assigned to New York’s schools. After citing progress on
3314 neptune ave For Displaced Schoolkids, Attendance At New Schools Is Low Source: Justin Goodman, Spokesman for Council Speaker Christine Quinn, via TwitterAs schools throughout the hardest hit neighborhoods in Brooklyn struggle to open, other schools that have taken in extra students face their own struggles like attendance, transporting students to and from the new schools and more. Due
michael mulgrew No Word On How Staffing Disputes At John Dewey High School Were Resolved Source: schools.nyc.govThough the school year has started, 24 New York City schools as still left reeling from the mandatory staffing changes as per the “turnaround program.” Teachers in John Dewey High School won a victory when an arbitrator decided that the name would not be changed and most
