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“See the growing signs of an NYC public-school parents’ revolt”
NYC public-school parents revolt over academic results and administration
Key points
- Parents cite inflated grades and weak state test scores as core issues.
- Adriana Aviles highlights a son who struggled with basic algebra and fractions.
- Linda Quarles details chronic absenteeism and chaotic conditions in Brooklyn schools.
- 92? Actually 94% of MS 301 students passed core courses while math proficiency was 17% and English 18% on state exams.
- Enrollment in NYC K-12 public schools has fallen 19% since 2014, with significant recent losses.
How it got here
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