The NY education conundrum
A public school system that loses students, can’t teach our kids, and keeps getting more money
The NY Post wrote about our new report “Education Agenda for New York City’s Mayor” and compared our recommendations with what the mayoral candidates are proposing.
Education researchers flunk NYC Dem mayoral candidates’ school platforms: ‘D or an F grade across the board
If you want to know more about what the Mayoral candidates are proposing for education, these Chalkbeat articles are a good resource:
NYC high school admissions and the SHSAT: Here’s where the mayoral candidates stand
NYC’s class size caps: Here’s where the mayoral candidates stand on the pricey mandate
Do NYC mayoral candidates want to scrap Eric Adams’ curriculum overhauls? Here’s what they told us.
Closures ahead? Here’s how NYC mayoral candidates would manage the rising number of small schools.
As I wrote before, no candidate wants to run on closing schools and against smaller class sizes. But this is the reality of our current public school system: less students, mediocre learning outcomes, and the most lavish per pupil funding in the country.
I do believe that some serious candidates, if elected, will look at what is happening in Chicago public schools and make changes to avoid NYC going down the same path.
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