10/16/2019
De Blasio Administration Announces Record Increases in School Internet Capacity
Ten-fold increase in minimum speeds at all schools will support advanced instruction
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10/16/2019
Ten-fold increase in minimum speeds at all schools will support advanced instruction
10/10/2019
Experienced nonprofit leader will engage philanthropic community and expand opportunity for New York City’s 1.1 million students
10/4/2019
$32 million public-private partnership with initial support from XQ Institute and Robin Hood will transform learning at 40 schools
10/3/2019
Agreement consistent with District Council 37/1707 Local 205 and the Day Care Council of New York agreement from July; part of de Blasio Administration’s ongoing commitment to addressing recruitment and retention issues in early childhood education
9/23/2019
Highlights Instructional Leadership Framework & New Culturally Responsive-Sustaining Education Efforts
9/5/2019
Bronx Plan already showing results with almost no teacher vacancies in participating schools in high need communities
9/3/2019
Cafeterias and libraries will be tested and remediated this year as part of enhanced protocols
8/22/2019
Pre-K for All closing achievement gap and improving test scores
8/21/2019
Buses will be equipped with GeoTab GPS technology for first day of school
8/8/2019
More than 1 million responses show high level of satisfaction & enthusiasm with NYC schools
7/26/2019
New initiative aligns education, career exploration, work experience, and youth development from middle school through college; Major changes to Summer Youth Employment Program highlight an array of new programs serving young New Yorkers