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Why New York's neediest families aren't using free pre-K and 3K - Vimarsana News

Why New York's neediest families aren't using free pre-K and 3K

The program, started by former Mayor Bill de Blasio, was once a national model.

NYC's homeless student population increased by 3% in 2021 - Vimarsana News

NYC's homeless student population increased by 3% in 2021

The data, compiled by Advocates for Children of New York, shows that about 104,000 students across the city’s public school system suffered from homelessness in the last school year, which stretched from September 2021 through June 2022. That’s a 3.3% uptick as compared to the 2020-2021 school year, when 101,000 students were identified as homeless by the advocacy group.

NYC pre-K official leaves during delayed payment crisis - Vimarsana News

NYC pre-K official leaves during delayed payment crisis

Simone Hawkins’ exit comes at a financial crisis point for many preschool operators, who say they’ve been waiting months for payments and are on the brink of insolvency.

Adams rethinks NYC's 3-K program as it's set to a hit a fiscal cliff - Vimarsana News

Adams rethinks NYC's 3-K program as it's set to a hit a fiscal cliff

As Mayor Eric Adams stares down a massive budget shortfall, New York City has no clear plans to sustain its growing 3-K program.

NYC Council urges Education Dept. not to cut restorative justice funds - Vimarsana News

NYC Council urges Education Dept. not to cut restorative justice funds

Thirty-eight of the council’s 51 members penned a letter expressing concern about reports that the DOE is weighing a multi-million dollar cut to “restorative justice,” an approach that encourages misbehaving students to repair the harm they caused rather than issuing suspensions and expulsions.