NYC schools have enrolled 42,000+ newcomer students since 2022, many 18-21, who face unique challenges. Our panel will explore how schools & policies can support them. @IntlsNetwork
ONLINE | Open Doors: Education Access for NYC's Older Newcomer Youth https://t.co/zYlviZ3VBb
Our new report, The #OpportunityMakers, reveals how a rare group of trajectory-changing schools help students catch up—and thrive. Learn more: https://t.co/l9saYUcjzj
#EveryGenerationThrives
I'm biased but I haven't read better coverage tonight about the resignation of NYC's schools chancellor than in @ChalkbeatNY from @AGZimmerman, @MichaelElsenRoo and @julianshenberro.
The resignation: https://t.co/Y9S6vPtKKB
And who's taking the spot: https://t.co/8ORO7CVvdH
Excellent piece on how 3 schools combat chronic absenteeism. Our colleague @kimnauer says, “Every single one of those numbers needs to be a kid & a name & a parent & a person attached to them... robocalls [are] useless.” @CenterNYC@TheNewSchool https://t.co/ooAyZOjbGb
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NYC public High School admissions: On your application, rank your 12 high schools in TRUE preference order. Don't try to second-guess the system! Even if your favorite is a long-shot, put it first! #NYChighschools@NYCHSAdmissions
NYC public HS admissions! The City is giving you the option of selecting MORE than 12 programs this year!
But, apply to 12 schools, at least, because it gives you 95% chance of getting a school on your application. #NYChighschools@NYCHSAdmissions
Re: Lottery #'s for #NYCPublicHighSchool admissions: It's a long string of digits & basically serves as a tie breaker. The strongest #'s start with low numbers 0, 1, 2, 3 -- but there are ways to work with poor lottery numbers, says @NYCHSAdmissions
NYC public high school families: You need to apply to a range of #NYChighschools. In your 12 choices, you need to be in the top priority group for some high schools on your list. Priority may be where you live & more. @NYCHSAdmissions
NYC high school families! Keep your 👁👁's on MySchools-- it will likely refresh with updated information by Oct. 1, when the NYC high school application opens. #NYChighschools@NYCHSAdmissions
NYC public HS admissions! Webinar in action! The city has different high school admissions methods: Screened, Open, Audition, Zoned, Language Criteria, Test, & Ed. Opt, which admit students with a range of academic ability. #NYCHighSchools@NYCHSAdmissions
Students with an IEP might qualify for the Students With Disabilities applicant pool. Also, some schools have Diversity in Admissions 👉 this means they set aside a % of their seats for a particular category, such as low-income families. #NYChighschool@NYCHSAdmissions
Remember 👉 You can search high schools on MySchools NOW, before you get log in access Oct. 1. Look for "Browse the school directory" at the bottom of the MySchools website. #NYCschools#NYChighschooladmissions@NYCHSAdmissions
NYC public HS admissions! @NYCHSAdmissions assures parents there is no first-come, first-served on MySchools, the #NYCpublicschool directory and main application. No advantage to applying before the deadline. #NYChighschools
Next up, Performance Based Assessment or "consortium" schools! In these 30 high schools teens are exempt from taking all but the English Regents exams. Instead, they do big in-depth projects & an oral presentation. #NYChighschools
Read more 👇 https://t.co/QP7gr7W7jh
We're learning about Career & Tech Ed in NYC public High schools! 🎉These prepare teens for skills & offers certificates for a leg-up on the job search. Themes include advertising, film, medical, graphic arts, agriculture, etc... #NYChighschools@NYCHSAdmissions