Not exact matches
A state supreme court has ruled against elected
officials and education advocates who
argue that Cathleen Black is not qualified to be the New York
City Schools Chancellor, and should not get a special waiver.
City officials have
argued the new requirements will require twice as many stops as before and likely prompt parents of students at charter
schools and other private
schools to clamor for equal treatment.
But Franklin
school and
city officials argued that the money was needed in the traditional
schools and, astonishingly, voted against giving it to the charter
school in the
city budget.
Following criticisms made by Jason Richwine and others, Wilson
argues that the New York
City district
schools» retirement benefits are not being adequately accounted for (or funded) and thus the
official budgeted expenses grossly understate the cost, for the district and taxpayer, of educating a student.
School officials and advocates have
argued that needs in
city schools are great.