Will Governor Cuomo Keep Students Waiting?
ALBANY, N.Y. (January 21, 2020) — As we await Governor Cuomo’s executive budget proposal today, the fate of New York’s students is forefront in our minds. We reflect, the day after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, on how much of his struggle remains with us today. While we have seen progress over the past … Continue reading Will Governor Cuomo Keep Students Waiting?
Foundation Aid in Name Only: New York State Denying the Full Worth of Black and Brown Students
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Systemic Racism and New York State’s School to Prison Pipeline
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View From the Classroom: The Reality of Underfunding in New York’s Schools
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Breaking the School-To-Prison Pipeline: How Improving School Climate Supports Academic Success
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The Real Numbers: Governor Cuomo’s Educational Equity Hoax
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Schools, Not Jails: How Educational Racism Fuels Mass Incarceration in New York
To download a pdf of the full report, click here. Executive Summary: New York State spends $22,000 on average to educate a child, but spends about $70,000 per prison bed. Nearly 70% of all jailed New Yorkers are legally innocent and they are being incarcerated pre-trial, they have been arrested (not convicted) of a crime. … Continue reading Schools, Not Jails: How Educational Racism Fuels Mass Incarceration in New York
Equity Index Report
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Ready for Kindergarten Ready for College Statement on Regents’ Early Learning Recommendations
The Ready for Kindergarten, Ready for College Campaign applauds the Board of Regents Blue Ribbon Committee Recommendations, Calls on the Governor to Deliver on His Promise for Universal Pre-K The Ready for Kindergarten Campaign, a campaign that champions the right of all children to a high quality early learning opportunities starting at birth, applauds the … Continue reading Ready for Kindergarten Ready for College Statement on Regents’ Early Learning Recommendations