Education Reporting in NYC
According to a 2013 study, many of the so-called “education experts” lack any background in education. Why are they quoted or mentioned frequently by the press? They reach out and …
Read MoreHuffPost contributor Suren Ramasubbu claims in his analysis that digital schools are gaining momentum in the United States. However, he believes traditional schools will continue to exist even if the …
Read MoreAccording to reports and data from campaign finance reports and lobbying activities, charter school groups and supporters have invested more on lobbying and New York politician’s campaign than school unions …
Read MoreGov. Rick Scott agrees with some Florida parents when it comes to exams. He announced that he will end one standardized exam, but will work with the Legislature to enact …
Read MoreNY State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman and 20 school districts found in 14 counties negotiated that the districts revise their current enrollment policies to allow undocumented immigrant children to …
Read MoreAccording to a report from “Black Girls Matter: Pushed Out, Overpoliced and Underprotected,” and research from the African American Policy Forum and Columbia Law School’s Center for Intersectionality and Social …
Read MoreNYC parents speak nine common languages. Yet when some of them attend their child’s school meetings, the school fails to provide them with translation or interpretation services. Parents and advocates …
Read MoreAn elementary school teacher talks about her experiences and observations about past and present segregation in Oakland, California. The teacher, who works in a predominately minority school, talked to her …
Read MoreGoogle will partner with 857 afterschool programs to offer a coding program, First CS, to about 100,000 NYC public school students in an effort to get kids engaged in STEM …
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