We Could Not Have Won This Fight Without You! This school year, the DOE will invest $500 Million over the course of the next 3 years to create new Culturally Responsive Curriculum for K-12 ELA & Math.
Join us in celebration this WEDNESDAY, 7/21 11am - 1:00 pm at CITY HALL PARK!
Come out in solidarity w/@bxparentleaders & other advocates to demand remote option for this upcoming SY; make your voice be heard for choice. Press Conference before the PEP Meeting in-person on Wednesday, July 21st @ 4:30-5:30 @HSFI_News 225 West 24th st,NY
It’s time for @NYCSchools & @NYCMayor to build the schools that students, parents & educators demand. Join the Healing-Centered Schools Task Force 10AM Thurs @ City Hall Park as they share their community-driven demands for equitable, culturally-responsive & non-punitive schools!
Register for the film screening & panel discussion
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Over the past year, New York State's public schools have been rocked by two pandemics: COVID-19 and systemic racism.
RETWEET PLEASE
Join today 2/25 @ 4PM for a screening & panel discussion of "Reopening" an intimate look at CS55's reopening process amidst COVID-19
This film will be broadcasted on BronxNet channel 68 Optimum + 2134 FIOS in the Bronx & live streaming via https://t.co/yzN0uWQfeO
@elizashapiro CEC4 has joined in with other education councils across the city in passing a resolution calling for school safety to be removed from the NYPD and returned to DoE control. But as you noted, we only have an advisory role, no budgetary power.
No house is segregated; neighborhoods are segregated. No seat is segregated; restaurants are segregated. No door is segregated; entrances are segregated.
No school so segregated: school systems are segregated.
“Screens are part of the system that segregates our schools” is some of the @DOEChancellor quote that @eecrump of CEC4 shared on the ongoing ECC-hosted call about the future admissions policy with ECC members and dep chancellors @joshwallacknyc and Adrienne Austin.
“Screens are part of the system that segregates our schools” is some of the @DOEChancellor quote that @eecrump of CEC4 shared on the ongoing ECC-hosted call about the future admissions policy with ECC members and dep chancellors @joshwallacknyc and Adrienne Austin.
Nurses in schools shouldn't be a privilege. This crisis highlights how years of systemic underfunding makes some schools more vulnerable than others. @bradhoylman
sign on to @RJackson_NYC bill S7378 to #TaxtheRich & fully fund schools.#FundNYSchools ----> https://t.co/iLCcS5X3Od
Nurses in schools shouldn't be a privilege. This crisis highlights how years of systemic underfunding makes some schools more vulnerable than others. @bradhoylman
sign on to @RJackson_NYC bill S7378 to #TaxtheRich & fully fund schools.#FundNYSchools ----> https://t.co/iLCcS5X3Od
@bradholyman will you champion public schools? It took the outbreak of #Covid19 to highlight that some schools have access to tech, soap & nurses. Some schools are missing all of these.
Will you to sign-on to @RJackson_NYC's bill S7378 to #TaxtheRich to #FundNYSchools
It's a shame that not all schools have nurses. The #Covid19 makes it real clear that Black, Brown & poor students across the state are vulnerable in a crisis. @bradholyman we need you to fight for revenue to protect students. Sign on to S7378- Tax the Rich #FundNYSchools@AQE_NY