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New York was supposed to have 400 charter schools by 2016. Today, there are only 256 – what happened?

  • By Frank G. Runyeon from New York Nonprofit Media
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Emails reveal close relationship between REBNY execs and de Blasio administration

  • By Sarina Trangle
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What does California’s teacher tenure ruling mean for New York? Depends whom you ask.

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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In interview, Chancellor Carmen Farina pushes desegregation, renewal school results

  • By Cassi Feldman for Chalkbeat New York
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Assembly Speaker Heastie: SUNY charter schools should abide by existing rules

  • By Monica Disare from Chalkbeat New York
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Judge OKs formal inquiry into NYC’s notoriously unreliable special education tracking system

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Mayor Bill de Blasio promises ‘bigger vision’ for promoting school diversity, but offers few specifics

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Only four New York City schools now on state’s ‘persistently dangerous’ list

  • By Monica Disare and Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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New poll bodes poorly for de Blasio’s next mayoral control push

  • By Philissa Cramer for Chalkbeat New York
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NYC’s top education officials claim victory after big increases in English test scores

  • By Monica Disare from Chalkbeat New York
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New York City reading scores make big gains, matching state average for first time

  • By Monica Disare, Cassi Feldman and Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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Fariña: letter to city about race and violence inspired ‘hate mail’

  • By Monica Disare from Chalkbeat New York
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NYC announces end to suspension for students in grades K-2 alongside new slew of new school crime data

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Advocates seize chance to push for Upper West Side desegregation, but face stiff resistance

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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New York City unveils latest plan to rezone UWS schools, but some say it’s not enough to end segregation

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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Leading de Blasio critics find a new fault: how New York City rates schools for students with disabilities

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Last-minute funding saves NYC summer program for middle-schoolers, but leaves providers scrambling

  • By Annie Ma from Chalkbeat New York
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New York City is paying for more students with disabilities to attend private school; advocates say problems persist

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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New report: New York City classrooms increasingly overcrowded, especially for youngest students

  • By Annie Ma
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Under pressure from advocates, city inches toward district-wide integration plan

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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