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He’s back! Correction: he never left. The Department of Education, which has a huge collection of rocks under which disgraced...
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“Corporations are people,” eh? They are fallible, and when courts rule against them, they act like they have feelings...
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Homeschooling has become more common than prior to Covid. But for most people it was a reluctant choice that was made not as a...
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If the New York Post’s recently published Charter School Directory was paid for by advertiser’s dollars, it would be...
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To create jobs for educational bureaucrats and help them stay up-to-speed with the latest sensitivity-training nomenclature, it has...
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Our public schools no longer face the mortal threat of a hostile mayor as they did when Bloomberg was in charge, so the issue of...
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Chancellor David Banks’ announced plan to open a school for students with dyslexia and other reading and learning disorders...
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Mayor Adams has cut more than half the total number of vacant school safety agents that had been projected to be filled. This is...
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According to thermodynamics, energy cannot be changed or destroyed. It changes states. Does this law of nature apply also...
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“Due Process” is a sacred cornerstone that must be observed in order to preserve not only the integrity of civil service...
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Nobody goes into public school education to get rich in the monetary sense. But if your lust is for personal economic gain, you may...
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Opulence meets social consciousness. After rumblings and pangs of self-recrimination, there have been seismic shifts at the...
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Public school educators expect to be held in contempt by the charter and private school cartels, their co-conspirators and...
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Small details are clues to a larger picture and even when it’s arguably petty, it still isn’t pretty. This is...
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All that baiting and nothing to show for it! Once again, in their zeal to aggravate imaginary antagonisms between the City and the...
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In recent weeks I’ve monitored approximately twenty local and national programs that are broadcast over three major commercial...
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To his credit, Mayor Adams may fall out of grace with the New York Post, if he continues to explode the misconception that he and the...
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Within the outlines of mandated curriculum, teachers should exercise almost unlimited latitude to explore and discover as senior...
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Situation Room. Sounds almost James Bondish. Anyway, “Romper Room” is already registered as intellectual property.Like...
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David Banks, the new schools chancellor, is being welcomed with a nervous blend of doubt and faith. By some with open arms and...
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