#specialized-high-schools

#specialized-high-schools

Racial disparities persist in offers to specialized high schools despite slight increases for Black and Latino students.

The future of the SHSAT is uncertain, causing anxiety for families seeking admission into specialized high schools.

The contract renewal for NYC's specialized high schools' entrance exam is expected to pass, alleviating concerns among students and families.

The city plans to digitize the SHSAT to improve evaluation accuracy, while addressing concerns about equity for disadvantaged students.

The delay in the SHSAT contract vote may disrupt the admissions process for NYC's specialized high schools, raising concerns among parents.

Despite slightly increased offers for Black and Latino students, NYC's specialized high schools remain deeply segregated, spotlighting ongoing diversity challenges.

NYC mandates new algebra curriculum, exempting specialized high schools like Stuyvesant and Bronx Science due to strong academic outcomes and existing supports.

Consortium high schools and District 75 schools have more time to implement new math curriculum as part of broader instructional changes led by Chancellor David Banks.