Escalating their fight against the reimbursement of lessons in the classroom next month, a crowd of city staff massaged outside the schools of Richard Carranza’s apartment building in Brooklyn Thursday night to demand a delay of resumption. Carrying signs and singing, the throng claimed that the city failed to ensure …
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Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday increased the pressure for teachers to appear on the first day of school – and said it was “their job” – when he shot down pleas from teachers’ principals and unions to delay it again. The mayor was grilled over the pushback from the …
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More than 200,000 New York City parents have chosen to keep their children at home when school begins in September, hiding a combination of personal and distance learning, according to preliminary data. Of the 322,572 families who submitted an online preference form to the Department of Education on Thursday, 212,940 …
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