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“#Richard Carranza’s grading policy will bar failing marks: NYC DOE” Chancellor Richard Carranza’s highly anticipated new grading policy for this school year will again ban failing marks, according to an internal memo obtained by The Post, riling educators and parents. The city Department of Education document, titled “Grading Policy 2020-2021,” says schools should use the…
“#Carranza hints at Gifted & Talented program changes due to COVID” Remote learning could help to remake the city’s coveted Gifted and Talented programs, Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza said Thursday night. Speaking to members of a Queens parental advisory board, Carranza said the Department of Education is weighing how entry into accelerated programs will be…
“#When it can’t take attendance, NYC’s public-school system has stopped working” One silver lining of sorts from this whole dreadful pandemic: It has exposed the fundamental dysfunction of the city’s public-schools system and the utter incompetence of Chancellor Richard Carranza. Any learning now happening is despite Carranza, his bureaucracy and the United Federation of Teachers….
“#Carranza’s deputy calls school admission decisions ‘political’” A top deputy of schools Chancellor Richard Carranza stunned parents last week when she said decisions on admission criteria for the city’s top middle and high schools are “political.” “Anything that’s as high stakes and important as — and political, to be honest — as admissions policy is…
“#About 15 percent of NYC parents have consented kids to COVID-19 tests” Only about 15 percent of families who opted for classroom learning this year have consented to COVID-19 tests for their kids so far, Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza revealed Friday. As of last week, roughly 489,000 kids are still enrolled in the Department of…
“#DOE exec who ditched NYC schools for Georgia recruits staffer” Another Department of Education exec is jumping ship — and this one was poached by an official who also ditched NYC schools, The Post has learned. Melissa Harris was promoted in May by Chancellor Richard Carranza’s first deputy Cheryl Watson-Harris to be her chief of…
“#Trump could benefit from common-sense middle ground on COVID: Goodwin” Elections are all about contrasts and, when it comes to Biden vs. Trump, the contrasts are plentiful and sharp. On taxes, the economy, Iran, race relations, the environment — the candidates don’t just disagree, they are close to polar opposites. There is also a chasm…
“#NYC parents worry Carranza will use COVID-19 to cancel SHSAT” A date for the entrance exam to get into the NYC specialized high schools is up in the air, making parents nervous that Chancellor Richard Carranza will try to sabotage the controversial test. The Department of Education’s high school handbook says the SHSAT will be…
“#NYC principals union votes ‘no confidence’ in de Blasio, Carranza” New York City’s school principals union has issued a vote of no confidence in Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza, calling on them to abdicate control of schools to the state in a brutal rebuke over their handling of the system’s coronavirus…
“#Staten Island principal gives up on de Blasio’s learning plan” Tottenville High School is giving up on Mayor de Blasio’s blended learning plan, saying it will nix in-person classes and go 100% remote. Gina Battista, principal of the 3,500-student Staten Island campus, sent a letter to parents on Saturday blaming her defiant decision on a…