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This week, we look at the risks of an ideological approach to childcare provision, the staggering difference in the time public and charter school students spend in the classroom, and the sway public-sector unions, especially the Teachers’...
New York lawmakers are patting themselves on the back for finally passing the state budget, which tips the scales at more than $268 billion. But one of the costliest provisions isn’t actually counted in that figure: heading into this year’s...
Charter schools and DOE schools operate under the same state law, in the same neighborhoods, and serve broadly similar student populations, yet produce strikingly different results.
More than 150,000 NYC students attend charter schools, ro...
In five months in office, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rhetoric about “municipal socialism” has been meeting the practical constraints of managing a $100+ billion city government burdened by rules, regulations, and pre-existing commitments.
The...
Block by Block, the housing plan released this week by the Mamdani Administration may produce significant new construction and some useful reforms, but it remains constrained by ideological commitments that limit its ability to solve the ci...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Political scientist interested in public opinion, electoral systems, local politics, and teaching.
author, Movement: New York's Long War to Take Back its Streets from the Car
Stephen Eide is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a contributing editor of City Journal, and the author of Homelessness in America.
Founder of Families for NY, Fellow at Manhattan Institute, Vice-President of CEC District2
Fascinated by cities and curious about the policies shaping New York's future. Editor at @thebiggerapple.manhattan.institute
Author of the NYCuriosity Substack. Exploring NYC policy developments through insights into NYC open data and my own background in economic research and data science. Member of Manhattan Community Board 3.
Ph.D. | Fellow, Manhattan Institute| Writing on education, behavior, and culture.
Senior Fellow & Director of Cities at the Manhattan Institute
Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute
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