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“Texas high school senior prank causes thousands in damages” An originally sanctioned senior prank at a Texas high school took a destructive turn this week, causing thousands of dollars in damages and forcing the school to cancel classes for the remainder of the academic year. The approved prank was organized by a small group of…
“Eric Adams makes new appointment to Panel for Educational Policy” Five months into his administration, Mayor Eric Adams has made his last appointment to the city’s Panel for Educational Policy, with the potential to shift the balance of the advisory body once more to City Hall. Adams on Wednesday tapped Kyle Kimball, a public school…
“NYC schools won’t oust incumbent district bosses after all” New York City’s Department of Education has pumped the brakes on plans to axe popular incumbent superintendents before consulting with families. The reverse-course comes after The Post reported on backlash from parents fuming that they weren’t consulted on the presumed ousting of beloved school bosses, and mounting…
“Fairfax County Schools may suspend for ‘malicious misgendering’” The school board of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) in Fairfax, Virginia, is reviewing updated rules that could potentially expose students to suspension or expulsion for “maliciously misgendering” their peers based on “frequency and intensity.” The Fairfax County Public Schools Students Rights and Responsibilities (SRR) handbook, which will…
“NY Legislature’s obscene hostage-taking on mayoral control of schools” With bare weeks left in the legislative session, state lawmakers are torturing Mayor Eric Adams by holding hostage the renewal of mayoral control of the city’s public schools, now set to expire June 30. Chaos would ensue if the city actually had to re-establish the old…
“NYC schools face a huge task by teaching all kids to read” Reading is fundamental — or so you might think. But, as The Post’s Cayla Bamberger reported last week, parents and education advocates across the city are demanding that the Department of Education do more to help all students learn how to read. In…
“Letters to the Editor — May 8, 2022” Premature primaryAfter a federal judge tossed out the redistricting maps for congressional and state Senate seats, the new date of the primary has been scheduled for Aug. 23 (“Nix on ’mander map plea,” May 5). I think this is a form of voter suppression. The date of…
“How Randi Weingarten is actually undermining trust in public schools” In Randi Weingarten’s florid telling, far-right activists are resorting to unchecked propaganda and “Big Lies” to mislead parents, undermine trust in teachers and financially cripple public schools in hope of replacing them with a universal, unregulated voucher system. In a breathless essay for Time magazine,…
“NYC school puts Fyre Festival lunches to shame” A New York City high school is giving Fyre Festival a run for its money — with barebones lunches one student-run Instagram account has likened to “slathered diarrhea all over my plate.” The anonymous account, @bsqelunch, has been documenting the unsavory provisions at the Baccalaureate School for…
“Letters to the Editor —May 1, 2022” Holocaust lessonsI read with sadness that a 2020 survey found widespread ignorance of the Holocaust among young people, and that for some reason a bill was derailed which would have examined how well New York schools are teaching students about “the wholesale slaughter of European Jews by Nazi…