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NY charter school group claims efforts to enroll migrant kids ignored by City Hall - Vimarsana News

NY charter school group claims efforts to enroll migrant kids ignored by City Hall

A group of 22 charter schools run by minority educators have pledged to help enroll the influx of migrant kids that have arrived in the city — but have gotten the cold shoulder from City Hall.

Source: nypost.com
NYC rushes to enroll migrant students ahead of first day of school on Sept. 7 - Vimarsana News

NYC rushes to enroll migrant students ahead of first day of school on Sept. 7

New York City schools are preparing to educate about 19,000 temporary housing residents this year -- most of them asylum seekers.

Source: nypost.com
AG: Schools Must Admit Migrant Students | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

AG: Schools Must Admit Migrant Students | News, Sports, Jobs

The state attorney general and education commissioner are reminding schools they have to admit students regardless of their immigration status as the court batt

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Amid influx of asylum seekers, state officials send schools letter about children's right to education - Vimarsana News

Amid influx of asylum seekers, state officials send schools letter about children's right to education

As school officials prepare for the start of the school year amid the late arrival of prospective students from among the asylum seekers bussed up from New York City, state officials are reminding school districts that every student between the ages of 5 and 21 has the right to a free public educati