Melissa Aviles-Ramos, the current deputy chancellor of family and community engagement, is poised to become the next schools chancellor of New York City following David Banks' retirement. With her extensive experience and leadership in addressing challenges, particularly regarding the influx of migrant students, she is viewed as a strong successor for the position.
Chancellor David Banks, who has announced his retirement, expressed his commitment to facilitating a seamless transition during his resignation, highlighting the significance of continuity in leadership within the NYC Schools.
As a seasoned educator starting her career in the Bronx, Aviles-Ramos has been instrumental in initiatives like Project Open Arms, successfully engaging with the challenges posed by the increasing number of school-aged migrant children in NYC.
The announcement of Aviles-Ramos's expected appointment will take place at the Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice, a school founded by Chancellor Banks, reflecting his enduring legacy in NYC education.
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