Carmen Farina

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

De Blasio’s universal pre-K program has been his biggest success. Expanding it to 3-year-olds won’t be so easy.

  • By Felipe de la Hoz

Bill de Blasio

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

While the de Blasio administration enters its fourth month of looking for someone to succeed New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña, here is a list of the people who have been floated publicly as potential candidates for the position.

  • By Fernanda Nunes

New York

NYC’s new schools chancellor should make college success matter

The most important item on the next New York City school's chancellor’s to-do list is hardly being discussed: preparing vastly more students to succeed in college, argue Tom Hilliard and Matt A.V. Chaban of the Center for an Urban Future.

  • By Matt A.V. Chaban and Tom Hilliard

Education

Alberto Carvalho, the man who upended NYC school politics

Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools in Florida who was named New York City’s next schools chancellor, shocked the people of Miami and New York City when he publicly declined the job during a televised school board hearing on Thursday.

  • By Grace Segers

Carmen Farina

Carmen Fariña is stepping down as New York City schools chief, here are some highlights of her tenure

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  • By Patrick Wall and Sarah Darville

Carmen Farina

Could this ‘Felo’ replace Fariña?

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  • By Gerson Borrero

Donald Trump

This Week's Headlines: A bad DREAM and a Gateway to compromise

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  • By Grace Segers

Carmen Farina

Elia, Fariña and Milliken address equity and ESSA at On Education

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  • By Grace Segers

Education

Trump, racism controversies on the syllabus at On Education event

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  • By Jeff Coltin and Grace Segers

Bill de Blasio

De Blasio just said New York City’s schools are safer than ever. Is he right?

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  • By Alex Zimmerman from Chalkbeat

Carmen Farina

Could Carmen Fariña be ousted if mayoral control expires? We asked the borough presidents

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  • By Monica Disare for Chalkbeat New York

Education

With no agreement on mayoral control, what’s next for New York City’s schools?

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  • By Ashley Hupfl

Carmen Farina

New York City principals adjust to a reined-in role under Carmen Fariña

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  • By Monica Disare for Chalkbeat New York

Carmen Farina

City and state education officials weigh in on the charter debate

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Immigration

City's Immigrant Affairs Commissioner praises "protections in place" after removal of USCIS officials from Queens school

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  • By Jeff Coltin