2018
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2 giorni fa · In New York, Mr. de Blasio sought to tackle the disparities when he announced a plan in 2015 to offer algebra — but not require it — in all of the city’s middle schools.
8 ore fa · Ten distinguished judges from across the ideological spectrum deliberated which debater made their points in each debate, including Open to Debate CEO Clea Conner, former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, and Chief Program Officer of the Bill of Rights Institute Stan Smith.
2 giorni fa · A School Diversity Advisory Group, assembled by Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2017, published a well-received report on the need for desegregation. But the group’s second plan, ...
4 giorni fa · Since then-Mayor Bill de Blasio launched the IDNYC program in 2015, more than 2.11 million cards have been issued, according to Adams’ January Mayor Management Report. Having billed it at the time as “a gateway to city services” and a way to provide New Yorkers “with the dignity and peace of mind they deserve,” the card’s benefits have broadened over the years.
2 giorni fa · New York City had a different solution for the equity dilemma. Former Mayor Bill de Blasio planned to make algebra available to all students in 8th grade (rather than just some advanced learners). It wasn't required but it was meant to be an option for 100% of students eventually, which sound very equitable. But it didn't close the achievement gap.
2 giorni fa · Grillo served as senior advisor to Mayor Bill de Blasio for COVID-19 recovery and as commissioner of the New York City Department of Design and Construction from July 2018 until December 2021. She most recently served as first deputy mayor to Mayor Adams. Christopher B. Lynch Christopher B. Lynch is a lifelong public servant.
2 giorni fa · To close those gaps, New York City’s previous mayor, Bill de Blasio, adopted a goal embraced by many districts elsewhere. Every middle school would offer algebra, and principals could opt to enroll all of their eighth graders in the class.
