NEW: Sen. John Liu says to me in a statement that class size law extension will NOT be in the budget (but is being finalized)
“An extended timeframe for compliance with class-size limitations enacted in 2022 is being finalized and will be legislated apart from the state budget.”
We're excited to invite families across our early childhood community to ECE's first-ever End-of-Year Celebration!
Date: Saturday, June 13
Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: New York Hall of Science in Queens
The risks of tech for public education are real but blanket bans would be disastrous because we need AI, used in a smart and safe way, to help us overcome intractable obstacles to student success, most importantly what I call the "Catch-up Crisis."
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New York City is expanding its math and reading curricula to more school districts across the five boroughs, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels announced Thursday. https://t.co/tlm8S2tpYT
Thank you @DOEChancellor and @NYCMayor for building on the success of #NYCReads and #NYCSolves by expanding these initiatives to more districts and more grade levels. Now the hard work of supporting implementation begins! https://t.co/v98nRUcT6I
Mayor Mamdani, Chancellor Samuels and City Council members are facing off with middle schoolers in a math competition to announce an expansion of NYC’s math and reading curriculum overhauls.
“This is a Knicks comeback,” said @voteshekar as his team is down 4-1.
GOOOOAAAALLL! ⚽️
More @NYCSchools students will soon have access to brand-new soccer pitches in school communities across the city!
Thank you to the U.S. Soccer Foundation, the NY/NJ 2026 World Cup Host Committee, and Airbnb for making this possible for our school communities.
Appreciating educators goes far beyond just a single week; it is reflected in our daily actions to support the profession.
During Teacher Appreciation Week, I introduced a resolution recognizing the contributions of educators, honoring their dedication to students, and emphasizing the importance of including teachers in decision-making.
Read more: https://t.co/nwEsXJtT52
NEW: My office analyzed NYC’s urban forest—more than 7 million trees across our streets, parks, and private land.
We found that neighborhoods with the least tree canopy tend to have the highest heat vulnerability, and also have the highest rates of childhood asthma.
Trees are essential infrastructure. They are about public health, flood prevention, economic development, and equity.
NYC’s goal is 30% canopy cover. Achieving it will require sustained planting, and also stronger maintenance, better protection of existing trees, and long-term funding.
Read our full report, "NYC’s Living Infrastructure: Funding and Managing NYC’s Urban Forest and Tree Canopy". Link below.
I introduced a bill to repeal the federal school voucher program. America's public schools helped build the middle class, but universal school vouchers drain school funding and hurt students. Arizona is living it right now. Our kids and our country deserve better.
"I once had a student tell me at the end of the year that I was the first teacher who made him feel like college was for him. He just finished his first semester." - E4E-CT Teacher Member, Dr. Laly Noya Rakotoniaina
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@GovKathyHochul Thank you @GovKathyHochul for affirming a long held right in this country that every young person should have access to education and that those schools should be safe places to learn - free of fear for students and their families. @Ed4Excellence