As Mayor Adams forges full steam ahead with his cuts to the Department of Education (DOE), some faith-based organizations have joined parents attorneys in voicing their concerns. There is currently an open, Interfaith letter being circulated for signatures that articulates what many have been thinking.
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In a typical year, parents will be thinking about school supplies, school clothes, and what reading their child will need to do in advance of the school year. This year is different, in large part because there are so many unknowns.
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In New York City and the New York metro area, parents with special needs children have two educational options:
Live in NYC, pay lower taxes, and get their children placed in a potentially sub-par public school; or
Live in the neighboring suburbs, pay higher taxes, and have their children attend better public school systems.