#educational-equity

#educational-equity

West High's IB program significantly boosts college attendance yet faces challenges in equitable access for low-income and diverse students.

Online education's lower completion rates cannot be simplistically attributed to its format without considering the diverse challenges faced by students in these programs.

Supporting neurodivergent teachers is essential for fostering a truly inclusive educational environment.

Public education is essential for leveling the playing field and is supported by federal programs like TRIO, aiding low-income and first-generation students.

Volunteering with Reading Partners NYC transforms children's lives with just one hour a week of tutoring.

The organization tackles educational inequities in literacy for underserved students.

Over 24,000 tutoring sessions facilitated, showcasing effective literacy support.

Both candidates emphasize the critical need for student, parent, and teacher involvement in school district decision-making processes.

New York expands Tuition Assistance Program to benefit more students with higher income eligibility and minimum award amount.

Manhattan high schools reserve 75% seats for borough residents for the next admissions cycle.