Families for New York
Danyela Souza Egorov, Alina Adams, Liz Cohen, Ben Solomon, Daion L. DanielsFamilies 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 | Twice weekly |
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NY families don't know how much our government spends on public schools
Sometimes I think I spend too much time talking and writing about the fact that NY is the #1 state in education spending, but the new 50CAN survey shows that the majority of New Yorker families don’t know how much we spend per pupil or esti...
How to make the PEP more effective
Last week the new City Council Education Chair, Eric Dinowitz, had a hearing about Mayoral Control on NYC public schools. My friend Effi Zakry gave a testimony on how to improve the Panel for Education Policy. Effi served on the PEP for two...
Mamdani can find lots of inefficiencies in the DOE budget
Our city is in a difficult situation. The Mayor announced that there is a $10 billion budget gap next year and that he is looking for ineficiencies. My article this week discusses three ways where savings can be found in the Department of E...
Who Will Be Paying For NYC’s Expanded “Free” Childcare?
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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!
VP of Policy, 50CAN. Author, The Future of Tutoring. Mom, of 3.
Professor of School Psychology at the University at Albany. Areas of interest include academic assessment and intervention, especially for math and for elementary-aged students, research methods and statistics, and the science of learning.
I am currently a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in the Education Policy program in the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas.
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