What Does Your ‘Con Con’ Vote Mean for Education? Here’s What You Need to Know.
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11/07/2017
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What Tax Reform Could Mean For Education; DeVos Visits Hurricane-Hit Islands
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11/13/2017
Education Groups Demand Answers About Which Troubled Teachers Are Being Forced Back Into Classrooms — and Where
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11/28/2017
Here’s How the New York City Education World Is Responding to Carmen Fariña’s (Re-)retirement
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12/21/2017
Facing a State Budget Crunch, Gov. Cuomo Proposes Modest 3 Percent Education Boost
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01/17/2018
10 Years After International Accord, 5 Ways Education Will Become More Open in the Next Decade
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01/22/2018
Second Sexual Assault Victim at Brooklyn School Says Education Officials Failed to Keep Students Safe
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01/30/2018
New York Education Officials Move to Block Rules Allowing Some Charter Schools to Certify Their Own Teachers
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02/12/2018
Parents, Students Urge Education Dept. to Ax Principal Accused of Racism at Bronx Rally
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02/16/2018
City Program Opens 34 ‘Supportive Housing’ Units in Harlem to Shelter, Educate Homeless Families
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02/20/2018
Some States Are Trying to Downplay Teaching of Climate Change. Teachers See ‘Educational Malpractice’
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02/21/2018
Making Room for Babies: Which Early Education Centers Have Infants and Toddlers, and How Do They Make It Work?
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03/13/2018
New York State Education Chief on Gun Violence Protests: ‘We Ought to Be Supportive of Students’
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03/13/2018
With the New York State Budget Deadline Nearing, Here Are the Education Issues We’re Watching
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03/28/2018
Education Advocates Demand Mayor de Blasio Fix Race Inequity at Top Schools
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04/04/2018
Here’s How Richard Carranza Handled Houston’s Special Education Crisis and What It Could Mean for New York City
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04/04/2018
How State Senate Elections, Simcha Felder, and a New Democratic Deal Could Shape New York’s Education Policy
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04/25/2018
As Historians and New York City Educators, Here’s What We Hope Teachers Hear in the City’s New Anti-Bias Training
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05/18/2018
NYC Pols, Advocates Urge Education Officials to Offer More Social Workers for Homeless Students
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05/25/2018