Education

De Blasio: Changes to elite high school admissions are just the beginning

The New York City mayor outlines more aggressive efforts to unravel segregation throughout the city’s school system.

By CHRISTINA VEIGA

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Education

Flanagan is the only one standing in the way of teacher evaluation bill

The popular legislation would decouple student test scores from teacher ratings.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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Teacher addressing students in a high school classroom

Education

The talk: How New York is handling sex ed in high schools

Advocates say more should be done in the #MeToo era.

By FERNANDA NUNES

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces the second round of New York State Community Schools Initiative funding in 2014.

Education

How the school aid formula became unrecognizable

Cuomo is making districts report how they distribute aid to schools. Education experts say it's a distraction.

By SUSAN ARBETTER

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Education

Could the long-stalled state DREAM Act finally advance this year?

If it doesn't stay in the state budget, it may depend on Simcha Felder.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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Education

UPK was a big success. 3K for All won't be so easy.

De Blasio's expansion needs funding, and is heading into uncharted waters.

By FELIPE DE LA HOZ

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Education

Teachers Need Resources, Not Guns

By MICHAEL MULGREW, PRESIDENT, THE UNITED FEDERATION OF TEACHERS

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Education

5 things to know about Richard Carranza

Meet de Blasio's new New York City schools chancellor

By JEFF COLTIN

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Education

Carvalho's out. So who might de Blasio look to next?

Recapping the contenders as the search for a NYC education chancellor continues

By FERNANDA NUNES

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Education

Alberto Carvalho, the man who upended NYC school politics

What to know about the mayor's pick for schools chancellor – and why he backed out.

By GRACE SEGERS

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