What Happens If NYC Eliminates Screened Schools? Amid a Pandemic and Canceled State Tests, Parents Worry About Equity in the District — and Being Locked Out of the Discussion

New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza and Mayor Bill de Blasio (Ed Reed / Mayoral Photography Office / Flickr)

By Alina Adams

May 18, 2020

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Alina Adams is a New York Times best-selling romance, mystery and historical fiction writer, the author of "Getting into NYC Kindergarten" and "Getting into NYC High School" and mother of three. She believes you can't have true school choice until all parents know all their school choices — and how to get them. Visit her website, www.NYCSchoolSecrets.com.

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What Happens If NYC Eliminates Screened Schools? Amid a Pandemic and Canceled State Tests, Parents Worry About Equity in the District — and Being Locked Out of the Discussion

Untangle Your Mind!

Most Popular

Four Insights into U.S. Students’ Drop in Math & Science on International Test

Which School Districts Do the Best Job of Teaching Math?

Too Many Students Say School Just Isn’t Relevant. It’s Time to Listen to Them.

Gallery: New York City Debuts Nation’s First K-12 Black Studies Curriculum

The Political War Over the Department of Education is Only Beginning

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