Just 20% of New York City middle schools reported offering instruction in all four arts disciplines (art, music, dance and theater) in the 2020-21 school year.
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.@NPR is keeping an up-to-date calendar of free virtual concerts that will be lived streamed on social media so you can watch from home. Find a concert to see with your kids: https://t.co/hAWmPYC3St #MusicMonday#NYLearnsRemotely
Beginning tomorrow, students will not report to school buildings for instruction as we transition to Remote Learning and Regional Enrichment Centers. More information is available at https://t.co/a6osApfhy7.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised schools on Friday that closings for at least eight weeks might be the most effective way to contain the coronavirus. https://t.co/xqsrMoXD2d
From @NYSSMAPresident: We have been monitoring the global COVID-19 outbreak and share concerns on public gatherings. We are most concerned for the health & welfare of our students, teachers, & communities. As of 3/13/20, all upcoming festivals are suspended until further notice.
Mulgrew: I've met with the Mayor and outlined our reasons for urging a shutdown. He believes the schools should stay open, though he has agreed to a number of additional safeguards and accommodations. In the end, we have decided to respectfully disagree. https://t.co/INK96SRTEs
⚠️ NYC Public Schools will be open tomorrow, Wednesday, March 7, 2018. Afterschool programs will continue as planned. Field trips using yellow bus service will be cancelled.
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After a student had just finished playing an exercise for the class, a clarinet player raised her hand and asked "Can I send a Thank You note for his playing?" Perplexed I said, "What?" She timidly lifted the clarinet to her lips, played a soft C and said "ty". Most clever kid.
🆕 Chancellor @CarmenFarinaDOE just released the 2016-17 School Quality Reports and announced New York City’s highest-ever postsecondary enrollment: https://t.co/Q1HrOD6NRh