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“DOE’s deadly hire: Letters” The Issue: The Department of Education hiring a disturbed ex-cop who allegedly killed a jogger. Sayed Mohassib, the suspected killer of Katie Suarez — a beautiful young girl with her whole life ahead of her — clearly showed signs of instability (“DOE gave a blank ‘check’ on past,” Nov. 11). A…
“NYC’s public-schools system is now officially a $45 billion scandal factory” If its other failings weren’t maddening enough, now the $45 billion city Department of Education is hiring obvious psychos to work with kids and paying “principals” $200,000 to run nonexistent schools. Sayed Mohassib allegedly slaughtered jogger Katie Suarez near the Belt Parkway in Bath…
“Ex-cop Sayed Mohassib had NYC jogger Katie Suarez’s blood splattered over his apartment walls after alleged murder: prosecutors” The ex-cop busted in the heartless stabbing of jogger Katie Suarez had the woman’s blood splattered all over his apartment walls — and he had desperately tried to scrub it away before police found him, prosecutors revealed…
“Drop this insulting Election Day remote-learning farce” Parents are rightly furious over the city’s Election Day remote-learning farce. Election Day has long been an NYC school holiday, but the Department of Education this year opted to make it a mandatory remote session, taking many families by surprise and giving kids only a remote chance of…
“NYC public school teacher arrested for striking, shoving student” A New York City public school teacher was arrested for assaulting a student inside a Brooklyn school on Monday, according to authorities and sources. Moaz Mahmoud, 26, allegedly struck and shoved a 10-year-old student to the ground around 11 a.m. inside PS 276 on E. 83rd Street…
The Department of Education released a list of higher education and K-12 institutions that are under investigation for alleged shared ancestry violations Thursday as part of the Biden administration’s effort to address reports of rising discrimination in schools. “Hate has no place in our schools, period. When students are targeted because they are–or are perceived…
The New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) filed a lawsuit Friday against the Biden administration’s new student loan income-driven repayment (IDR) plan. The lawsuit comes after the Department of Education launched a beta website this week for the Saving on Valuable Education (SAVE) application, the new IDR plan the White House has dubbed the “most generous”…
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona confirmed this week that the Department of Education is preparing to restart student loan payments later this year. “The emergency period is over, and we’re preparing our borrowers to restart,” Cardona said at a Senate Appropriations hearing on Thursday, as the national COVID-19 public health emergency was set to expire at…
Student loan servicers are in a tough bind, dealing with reduced staff as they prepare for the unprecedented situation of 44 million borrowers returning to payments later this summer. Student loan payments are expected to restart at the end of August at the latest, including for many borrowers who graduated during the pandemic and have…
Jordan subpoenas Garland, Wray over school board memo Editor’s note: Virgin Islands Del. Stacey Plaskett is the top Democrat on a Judiciary subcommittee established by the GOP to examine the “weaponization” of the federal government. The information was incorrect in an earlier version of this story. The House Judiciary Committee fired off its first subpoenas…