What Next? 2024 High School Offers
A Parent-to-Parent Conversation: 8th Graders: I didn’t get my top choices, what can I do now? 7th Graders: What should I be doing now? Recorded… Read More »What Next? 2024 High School Offers
A Parent-to-Parent Conversation: 8th Graders: I didn’t get my top choices, what can I do now? 7th Graders: What should I be doing now? Recorded… Read More »What Next? 2024 High School Offers
Affirmative Action Alternatives, Parents Sounding Alarm on Class Size Chaos, Flawed Top 10% for SUNY, SAT Comeback
New York, NY — PLACE NYC (Parent Leaders for Accelerated Curriculum and Education) prioritizes accountability, parent voice, and an evidence-based approach to policies and spending… Read More »PLACE NYC Supports Mayoral Control with Reforms, Proposes More Local Power to Education Councils
SAT Comeback?, CEC Votes for Mayoral Control w/Reforms, UFT Joins Congestion Pricing Fight, Harvard Applications Plummet
I am honored and privileged to take a look back at this past year to reflect upon and thank you for all the amazing achievements we accomplished together, including…
Tonight we hosted over 50 parents to help them understand the NYC kindergarten application process including applying to Gifted and Talented programs. Presentation and recording… Read More »A Parent-to-Parent Conversation on NYC Kindergarten Applications
“Any New Yorker who’s supportive of the inflexible new state unfunded mandate requiring the city to bring down class sizes to 20 students in kindergarten… Read More »Sizing up a bad law: NYC mandate to reduce class size is a mistake
New York, NY — PLACE NYC (Parent Leaders for Accelerated Curriculum and Education) strongly supports the thoughtful and practical recommendations in the Class Size Minority… Read More »PLACE NYC Backs Minority Report on Class Size Law
Class Size Group Recommends Enrollment Caps, Harvard Faces Backlash, Safety Agents Reinstated, Kindergarten Applications Open
“In their minority report, the six dissenters — out of a total 48 members — recommended significantly reforming the law, such that parents would be… Read More »To reduce NYC class sizes, task force pitches enrollment caps and teacher incentives