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New York City Department of Education

  • NYC Schools Chancellor Blames IBM for Remote Learning Issues Amid Winter Storm
    NYC Schools Chancellor Blames IBM for Remote Learning Issues Amid Winter Storm
    'IBM was not ready for prime time,' the chancellor of the New York City Department of Education said.
    February 14, 2024BY Katabella Roberts
  • Lawyer Accuses City of New York of Conspiring Against Employees Over COVID Exemption Requests
    Lawyer Accuses City of New York of Conspiring Against Employees Over COVID Exemption Requests
    NEW YORK—Nearly a year ago the City of New York required all its employees to be vaccinated against ...
    August 29, 2022BY Dave Paone
  • Unvaccinated NYC Teachers Claim Deceit on Part of DOE
    Unvaccinated NYC Teachers Claim Deceit on Part of DOE
    NEW YORK—Late in 2021 New York City schoolteachers who refused to comply with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate were ...
    August 12, 2022BY Dave Paone
  • New York City School Officials Say $215 Million Budget Cut Is Necessary, Will Appeal Judge’s Ruling
    New York City School Officials Say $215 Million Budget Cut Is Necessary, Will Appeal Judge’s Ruling
    The New York City Department of Education (DOE) is seeking to overturn a temporary restraining order that's preventing ...
    July 29, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • What’s Wrong With our Schools? Setting the Bar
    What’s Wrong With our Schools? Setting the Bar
    NEW YORK—April Rose teaches at P.S. 132, an elementary school in Springfield Gardens, Queens. She spoke with enthusiasm ...
    September 19, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • New School Test Results Show Racial Gap Widens
    New School Test Results Show Racial Gap Widens
    NEW YORK—While officials focused on modest gains on this year's state school tests, released Thursday, a closer look ...
    August 14, 2014BY Amelia Pang
  • Albany Site of Dueling Education Rallies
    Albany Site of Dueling Education Rallies
    NEW YORK—The atmosphere was heated in Albany Tuesday despite the subzero wind chill weather.  The state’s two most ...
    March 4, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Low Test Scores, Higher Bar, New Beginnings
    Low Test Scores, Higher Bar, New Beginnings
    NEW YORK—Less than a third of the city’s third- to eighth-graders are proficient in English and math according ...
    August 8, 2013BY Ivan Pentchoukov
  • Purchase Agreement Signed for Lower Manhattan Middle School
    Purchase Agreement Signed for Lower Manhattan Middle School
    Lower Manhattan is a step closer to opening a new public middle school at 75 Morton St, after ...
    July 31, 2013BY Sarah Matheson
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