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“#NYC is in need of a great leader: Goodwin” Another day, another candidate for New York City mayor. If only quantity could substitute for quality. We’re approaching a dozen already and it’s worrisome that there’s little evidence the candidates have learned much from Mayor de Blasio’s numerous and critical failings. Wary of offending his supporters…
“#Is NYC’s Department of Education trying to sabotage Catholic schools?” Last week, Justice Wayne Ozzi of the state Supreme Court delivered a clear message to the New York City Department of Education: When it comes to health and safety, and not least COVID-19 testing services from the city, New York state law insists that children…
“#De Blasio’s school-reopening rules make some sense — but took painfully long time” Mayor Bill de Blasio’s latest turnaround on school closures seems a plus — but the chaos has left many parents frustrated, furious and downright dizzy. After abruptly closing schools Nov. 19 because the citywide positivity rate hit 3 percent, de Blasio is…
“#School chaos is why you should teach your kids about politicians” “Why is my school closed, Mommy?” asks the sweet fictional child who has stopped going to school for no apparent reason. “I haaaaaaaaate Zoom,” screams the real child rolling on the floor, while his teacher repeatedly asks little Sally to mute herself and little…
“#De Blasio’s failures have NYC parents stampeding to Catholic schools” It’s more tragic than ironic: Just when New York City Catholic schools are needed more than ever, they have fewer spots to offer Gotham’s kids. As The Post recently reported, the dismal state of the public system, and the lack of in-classroom instruction, have created…
“#Fresh signs that Carranza doesn’t give a damn about NYC’s schoolchildren” City Department of Education officials are crediting their “restorative justice” initiatives with bringing school suspensions to a record low during the 2019-2020 school year, Chalkbeat reports. Huh? Kids weren’t in school, so couldn’t do much to earn suspension for the final three months of…
“#DOE hides attendance numbers amid NYC schools reopening: critics” The city Department of Education is hiding abysmal attendance in many schools on its website by omitting the numbers of students showing up, critics say. Mayor de Blasio admitted last week that only 283,000 students — about a quarter of the one million enrolled — have…
“#Schools Chancellor Carranza to NYC parents: Drop dead!” City Hall and the Department of Education blindsided parents again Monday, this time with an announcement that November would be the only time they can opt their kids out of all-remote learning for the rest of the school year. For months, Chancellor Richard Carranza told parents they’d…
“#Parents fume after DOE shrinks window to choose in person learning” The Department of Education angered parents Monday by announcing that there would only be one opportunity to switch from fully remote to blended classroom learning for the rest of the year. Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza said at a briefing…
“#New bill would give loaded laptop to every NYC student” The city will have to give a laptop loaded with “culturally responsive” textbooks to every student under a bill to be introduced next week by Council Members Ben Kallos and Farah Louis. The measure was prompted by a Department of Education official’s stunning testimony at…