NYC school suspensions dip overall, but lengthier punishments tick up - Chalkbeat
Black students and those with disabilities remain much more likely to be suspended compared with their white and Asian American peers.| Chalkbeat
Black students and those with disabilities remain much more likely to be suspended compared with their white and Asian American peers.| Chalkbeat
English scores fell slightly more in districts that adopted new reading curriculums, though experts cautioned against sweeping conclusions about the city’s literacy overhaul.| Chalkbeat
The data comes as state education officials are engaged in a multi-year effort to rethink high school graduation requirements.| Chalkbeat
The reforms are among the mayor’s most aggressive efforts yet to address stark racial disparities that often ensnare students of color in the criminal justice system or at suspension centers.| Chalkbeat
Recent studies on the topic provide some of the strongest evidence yet.| Chalkbeat
Federal class action lawsuit alleging that the Department improperly suspends, discharges, transfers and otherwise excludes student with disabilities from school and classes without providing them and their parents legally required notice and protections.| Advocates for Children of New York
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