Education
Health experts say major school renovations and more robust coronavirus testing would likely be needed.
Each region in the state would have to keep coronavirus infections low to keep schools open.
With remote learning likely to continue, can New York finally get students connected?
This isn’t the first time during the pandemic that the governor has rebuffed one of the mayor’s ideas.
Committee chairs from the state Senate and NY City Council object.
Lack of resources and too many home distractions contributed to the record number of students falling behind.
Without pools and summer camps, there’s no clear plan for the city’s youth after school ends.
If New York schools do reopen this fall, it’s likely that remote learning will still play a major role.
Unions want to make sure teachers’ extra time and effort isn’t forgotten.
School funding is completely up in the air. But key decisions will be made in the next few weeks.
