This fine individual received words of love and support from Tajh Sutton on CEC14’s latest meeting. It all leads to the same rotten place - the antisemites’ lair (or really, rat hole).

Why is CEC14 still in place? Chancellor David C. Banks Dan Weisberg NYC Public Schools Nathaniel Styer

Deputy Mayor Joshi said it out loud - in order to achieve smaller classrooms, it will require a “reallocation of students and resources among schools.”

Did you know that many NYC school boards also agree that the Class Size Law should be improved?
A list of who has passed resolutions:
✅ CCHS (represents over 300,000 students!)
✅ CECD2
✅ CECD20
✅ CEC 26
✅ CEC 28
See resolutions here: classsizeequity.org/take-action#ta…

leonie haimson ClassSizeEquity The claim that the “vast majority of parents” want small class size is an outright lie. I just filled the school survey which asks that question every year . It hasn’t been the top request from parents in years. Parents overwhelmingly want enrichment - see 2022

Both ⁦Mayor Eric Adams⁩ and ⁦⁦Chancellor David C. Banks⁩ have slammed the law, painting it as a costly unfunded mandate imposed on the city — even as state lawmakers insist there’s adequate funding to comply. nypost.com/2024/04/16/us-…

Meanwhile, the recommendation to establish a commission to study longer-term reforms could actually offer mayoral control “a reprieve,” Bloomfield said, noting “it has the effect of extending mayoral control in the near term.”

See? When there’s a will, there’s a way NoEarlyVotingAtSchools Chancellor David C. Banks

nydailynews.com/2024/04/08/nyc…

Congratulations, CEC28, for seeing the train wreck in the horizon and trying to prevent it to protect the families in your district!

Parents and school administrators are loud and clear about the same issues with the Small Class Size mandate

Invaluable info for anyone applying to High School in NYC

Amélie Marian should be credited for forcing NYC Public Schools to be more transparent about a byzantine process

The NYC HS admission survey to identify the 2024 lottery cutoffs is live: tinyurl.com/2024NYCHSLotte…

Many families use information generated from the survey for their HS application. Hopefully, NYC Public Schools will start publishing school cutoffs soon.

Where are the students? Despite a state law, few NYC local education councils have youth members chalkbeat.org/newyork/2024/0… #student #leadership

Meetings are public and everyone can attend. Why is CEC14 so nervous about having reporters on?

While remote meetings have boosted attendance citywide, make no mistake: it’s a shameless move to protect the CEC14 clique. Who in NYC Public Schools needs to keep Tajh happy - and silent?

And what prevented CEC14 from holding public meetings prior to October? Unshakable laziness?

Education malpractice

NYC Public Schools is lying. They don’t want to hold those parents accountable because they support those parents’ actions. If it were parents or CECs they don’t like, they’d take action.
Parents and community members must sue otherwise NYC Public Schools will continue to violate the law and

Brooklyn parent board bans attendees from public meeting in violation of state law

“If people are not in alignment with our community agreements, they may not be allowed in this space,” …Council 14 President Tajh Sutton told the 40 ..allowed to attend. nypost.com/2024/01/27/met…

A month later, Tajh & her minions are still holding zoom meetings and refuse registration to anyone they dislike - claiming their received threats (were those reported?). Their community agreement claims that they “do what they want in their space”. NYC Public Schools doesn’t care.

Our *NEW* NYC School Bus App is available for all NYC students! 🚍

This app, designed in partnership with Via, allows families to track their child’s school bus as it travels to and from school.

Learn more about how to activate your account:

on.nyc.gov/3WHgWxf

Proud that CCHS passed this important resolution to ban the use of NYC Public Schools as early voting sites. Thankful for Staten Island school administrators and faculty, parents and students who showed up and testified