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Five first days of school: How Richard Carranza’s start as chancellor compares to his predecessors’
By
Philissa Cramer
April 2, 2018
New York
Here’s how New York City divvies up school funding — and why critics say the system is flawed
By
Monica Disare
January 29, 2018
New York
New York City closes the door on Mayor Bloomberg’s boot camp for principals, marking end of an era
By
Alex Zimmerman
August 31, 2017
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Schools with more students of color are more likely to be shut down — and three other things to know about a big new study
By
Matt Barnum
August 24, 2017
New York
Education candidate Josh Thompson challenging de Blasio with long-shot bid for mayor
By
Christina Veiga
December 21, 2016
New York
AFT freaked out after Joel Klein was rumored to join Hillary Clinton’s campaign, WikiLeaks email shows
By
Alex Zimmerman
October 11, 2016
New York
De Blasio official touts school choice as a solution to segregation, echoing Bloomberg
By
Patrick Wall
November 3, 2015
New York
Remembering longtime deputy chancellor Kathleen Grimm
By
Stephanie Snyder
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Sarah Darville
February 18, 2015
New York
Longtime deputy chancellor Kathleen Grimm to retire
By
Sarah Darville
January 7, 2015
New York
What Fariña wants to keep from the Bloomberg era: tech, leadership focus
By
Geoff Decker
October 29, 2014
New York
To raise graduation rates, the de Blasio administration needs a comprehensive strategy
By Eric Nadelstern
September 30, 2014
New York
Joel Klein says curriculum is his legacy's lone dark spot
By
Geoff Decker
December 13, 2013
New York
Students in high-tech math program saw big gains, report says
By
Patrick Wall
November 18, 2013
New York
Weighing in on mayor's race, Joel Klein takes aim at detractors
By
Geoff Decker
July 2, 2013
New York
Kopp vows that TFA's "unstoppable force" will steer next mayor
By
Elizabeth Green
May 13, 2013
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