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Pressure mounts on Mamdani to detail NYC schools plan after Hannah-Jones article (opens the original)
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A journalist's public reckoning over how to balance giving her own daughter a good education while fighting for a better, more equal public school system in New York City immediately became a hot topic on playgrounds and online forums across the five boroughs. It's also put new pressure on Mayor Zohran Mamdani to present a more expansive vision for how to fix the city's schools, which are among the most segregated in the country. "We haven’t seen a strong education platform in general,” said Kal
Man killed by falling tree in Brooklyn, NYC responds to hundreds of tree damage reports (opens the original)
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A 56 year-old man was killed by a falling tree in East New York on Saturday. The NYPD said officers responded to 700 Euclid Ave. shortly before 3:30 p.m. and found the man in critical condition. They said police transported the man to Brookdale Hospital, where he died. The NYPD said it could not confirm whether winds from this weekend’s nor’easter caused the tree to fall, but officials have encouraged residents to stay home to keep safe amid gusts topping 55 miles an hour. City officials said ea
Councilmembers make new push to improve diversity at NYC specialized high schools (opens the original)
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Two New York City councilmembers are proposing an overhaul of admissions at the city’s specialized high schools, citing a persistent lack of Black and Latino students. Councilmembers Nantasha Williams and Lincoln Restler wrote in a new letter that the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test should no longer serve as the sole determinant for admission to five of the city's eight elite high schools. They also suggest expanding enrollment at those schools by thousands of seats. “The admissions pro
NYC students face AI ban in new school year. Implementing it will be a challenge. (opens the original)
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Most New York City students will enter classrooms on Thursday, where artificial intelligence is officially banned. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a one-year pause on all student-facing AI in elementary and middle schools just a week before the school year began. AI will also be prohibited from most high school classrooms, with the exception of a handful of pilot programs, artificial intelligence literacy courses and career-preparation programs such as robotics and coding. Exceptions apply for st
NYC public schools to ban AI for teaching students below 9th grade (opens the original)
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New York City’s public school system plans to impose strict limits on artificial intelligence and screen time in classrooms for the upcoming school year, including a blanket ban on generative AI for instruction and tutoring for all students below high school. The rules, expected to be released Wednesday, were laid out in a presentation given by city education officials this week. The details of the presentation were shared with Gothamist by four sources who asked to be anonymous because they did
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