Families for New York
Danyela Souza Egorov, Alina AdamsFamilies for New York uses news, interviews, and the stories of everyday New Yorkers to help families and caregivers understand and debate the policies and issues impacting the future of New York's next generation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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My appearance on the Schooled podcast
I had the pleasure of talking to old and new friends at the Schooled podcast. We talked about the problems in NYC with declining enrollment and the class size law, but also about what makes me excited about the future of education in our co...
My appearance on Freedom to Learn podcast
I had the opportunity to talk to about NYC public schools, the huge opportunity available with the Federal tax Credit Scholarships and chronic absenteeism. Watch or listen to the podcast!
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NAEP expansion is great news
The National Assessment Governing Board announced that it will start publishing National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) state-level data on 12th-grade math and reading and eighth-grade science, and will add an eighth- and 12th-gr...
Where are the students?
Last year the NYC Department of Education projections for school year 25-26 totaled 766,730 students. The school year 26-27 projections have a total of 734,551 students.
This is a 4.2% enrollment drop.
But the 26-27 proposed budge...
Too many schools for fewer and fewer kids
Today my new report for the Manhattan Institute was published: What to Do About NYC’s Empty Schools
The report shows how enrollment is declining across the country and discuss the impact of this trend in NYC public schools. The city has an...
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Founder of Families for NY, Fellow at Manhattan Institute, Vice-President of CEC District2
I've published 19 books, including 2 NY Times best-sellers. My writing career has just reset to Square 1. This is the story of me trying to rebuild - yet again. Come for the struggles, stay for the laughs. I promise lots of laughs!
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