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Mamdani admin threatens ‘legal action’ if Columbia won’t reopen campus to public (opens the original)
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The Mamdani administration plans to take legal action if Columbia University declines to reopen a campus walkway to the general public, according to a new court filing this week. The demand marked a major escalation since Mamdani first broke with former Mayor Adams in support of Morningside Heights residents, who sued last year to force Columbia to lift the restrictions started during student protests over the war in Gaza due to safety concerns. The policy bars public access to College Walk, a s
Mayor Mamdani says NYC public schools ‘failed’ Nikole Hannah-Jones’s daughter, but real plan remains elusive (opens the original)
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Mayor Mamdani on Tuesday acknowledged that New York City’s public education system “failed” Nikole Hannah-Jones’s daughter after the Brooklyn-based civil rights journalist reflected on her choice of enrolling her child into a high-needs school — but the mayor revealed little about his plan to truly integrate the nation’s largest school district. Hannah-Jones sparked a national debate over school segregation with her personal essay in 2016 about her selection of a low-income school, where the maj
NYC Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels’ chief of staff resigns in second departure from cabinet (opens the original)
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The chief of staff to Chancellor Kamar Samuels has resigned from the New York City Public Schools, the second person to leave Samuels’ cabinet since he announced it in March, the Daily News has learned. Kenita Lloyd, will depart just short of five years of service at the end of 2026, according to an internal memo obtained by The News and two sources. She’s expected to be replaced by Michelle Paladino in an acting capacity. Samuels’ top deputy for early childhood education, Simone Hawkins, depart
Hundreds of CUNY students receive free OMNY cards in NYC Council pilot program (opens the original)
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The City Council and City University of New York on Monday launched a pilot program to give free, unlimited OMNY cards to hundreds of students. The first cohort will serve 700 CUNY students, out of some 54,000 students believed to meet eligibility criteria and 28,500 students who filled out interest forms, according to a Council news release. The program comes with a price tag of $700,000, included in this year’s city budget. “Thousands of students, unfortunately, enrolled at CUNY sometimes have
Let the children play: NYC parents demand more activities, less tech in schools (opens the original)
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New York City parents and teachers, many of them who pushed for a pause on artificial intelligence in public schools, are kicking off a new campaign: They want to reintroduce play in local classrooms that, advocates say, have been overtaken by education technology, test preparation, and reading curricula that push more short passages than whole novels. On Saturday, the coalition is organizing a “play-in” and press conference on the Lower East Side, featuring arts and crafts with clay and paper,
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