Education News Roundup Issue #119
NYC Math Mess, Class Size Law Teacher Turnover, AP Score Inflation, Upcoming Cell Phone Bans, New Metrocards
NYC Math Mess, Class Size Law Teacher Turnover, AP Score Inflation, Upcoming Cell Phone Bans, New Metrocards
Townsend Harris Class Size Law Challenges, Manhattan Gets Borough Priority, Elected Parents Booted, Regents Changes, Hochul Signs Social Media Law
Zoom Classes & Gym Conversions For Smaller Class Size Law, Manhattan HS Priority On the Table, SI Gets New G&T School, PLACE NYC Survey Results
New York City – Over 450 public school parents responded to the PLACE NYC Admissions Survey after the release of New York City Public Schools’… Read More »PLACE NYC 2024 ADMISSIONS SURVEY RESULTS – Parents Denounce NYCPS School Admissions Lotteries, Demand Return to Objective Test for G&T and More Accelerated Programs
NEW YORK, NY – PLACE NYC (Parent Leaders for Accelerated Curriculum and Education) announces the election on Wednesday, March 27, 2024 of a new executive… Read More »PLACE NYC Announces New Executive Board
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PLACE NYC Congratulates Students and Families on High School Offers; Advocates for Class Size Amendments and Manhattan Zoned Option Parity New York,… Read More »PLACE NYC Congratulates Students and Families on High School Offers; Advocates for Class Size Amendments and Manhattan Zoned Option Parity
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