Dan Weisberg is stepping down. Here's what the No. 2 schools official says he's learned.
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Dan Weisberg is resigning from his position after serving as the second-in-command of the Education Department for over three years. He led critical initiatives such as the NYC Reads and Solves curriculum mandates and the creation of career pathways programs for students. His leadership has drawn both praise and criticism. Supporters commend his integrity and commitment to equity, while critics highlight issues regarding school integration and past conflicts with teachers' unions. Weisberg’s tenure has seen some progress in improving student proficiency in reading and math, particularly among Black and Latino children.
Dan Weisberg has overseen significant education initiatives, including the implementation of curriculum mandates like NYC Reads and Solves, and launched a new pathways program for student careers.
Aviles-Ramos praised Weisberg's contributions, stating he led with integrity and dedication, emphasizing his relentless push for innovation and equity in NYC's schools.
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