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We celebrate 25 years of academic excellence in Harlem at Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change. Congratulations to the founders, administrators and students for this important milestone year! @sandyejohnson47 @tmaharlemnyc @Ocynthiawill @CECD5_HarlemNYC
Queensborough Community College is accepting applications for the Fall 2018 Semester through our on-the-spot direct admissions. Just walk in to A-210 and our friendly admissions staff will assist you! Classes start August 27th!
How at least 747 charter schools including this one in GA is disproportionately white compared to surrounding district https://t.co/F03yefpsFC via @NBCNews
#AB276 requires charter school governing boards to comply with laws promoting transparency and accountability to parents and the public in the operation of public schools and expenditure of public funds. #KidsNotProfits
We appreciate the recognition for our efforts and dedication to the success of Community School Distict 5. Thank you, @ruxdanika https://t.co/FqXL3ilJ9G
.@CEJNYC@UYC_YouthPower kick off their #2018HonorRoll fundraiser
Packed house celebrating parents and youth organizing!! ❤
WHO ARE WE? C-E-J & U-Y-C
Last night we celebrated the Unsung Heroes of our schools. Maintenance staff, cafeteria workers and others were honored at MIST in Harlem. Pictured here is Principal DeCosts with students from Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower School. #unsungheroes
@TMALowerSchool @TMALSAP
As a result, New York schools are currently the second most unequal in the country and the most segregated. This chronic underfunding and over policing are creating too many schools that are more like jails than institutions of learning.
Cuomo says we can’t afford to do more for our children. We cannot afford to do more for children in poverty. We cannot afford to do more for children of color.