The abundance of opinions on the JANUS decision just shows what a hot topic this is. The only outcome that anyone can guarantee at this point is that Unions throughout the U.S. will change in […]
In the timeless article published in the New York Times on August 31, 1997, below, Rudy Crew tries to make the New York City Board of Education “good for every child…….The New York City schools enroll […]
NYC Public VOICE How can a public school on Manhattan’s West Side admit students with a secret process? Chancellor Carranza has a big challenge in front of him, if he really wants to diversity and […]
NYC Rubber Room Reporter When I read Sue Edelman’s expose of Principal David Jimenez, I couldn’t help but think “what if Harvey Weinstein and/or Bill Cosby worked for the NYC Department of Education? Would there be a #MeToo Movement?” It’s very disturbing […]
Across the U.S., perhaps nowhere is student-on-student sexual assault as dismissed or as camouflaged as in boys’ sports, an Associated Press investigation found. Mischaracterized as hazing and bullying, the violence is so normalized on some […]
The 3020-a Arbitration charging process used in New York City needs to be fixed, and in particular the omission of a vote in Executive Session by the New York City Panel For Educational Policy which is mandated by […]
There is a power play going on in the Department of Investigation (DOI). Re-posted from NYC Public Voice March 31, 2018 Mark Peters, NYC’s Commissioner For the Department of Investigation, Fires Anastasia Coleman, Special Commissioner of Investigation […]
For fourteen years I have been researching the 3020-a Arbitration charging process used in New York City, and in particular the omission of a vote in Executive Session by the New York City Panel For […]
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