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In yet another blow to DEI initiatives across the country, three white former executives with the Department of Education in New York City will soon receive a hefty payout after they had allegedly been demoted in favor of "less-qualified" employees "of color," the New York Post reported.Five years a...
The city will pay $2.1 million to three white Department of Education executives demoted and replaced by less-qualified people of color, they charged.
XQ is supporting new robotics and design-themed high schools, the city’s new virtual academies, and three other projects.
Between March 1 and August 31, 2020, 350,240 families requested a device from the Department of Education for remote learning.
New York County Supreme Court NEW YORK (Legal Newsline) - A former New York City Department of Education employee is accusing multiple defendants of fostering a work environment that included bigotry, marginalization, discrimination, hostility and isolation towards minority populations like white women over 40 years old. According to a lawsuit filed Feb. 19 in the New York County Supreme Court, Dr. Karen Cohen Ames has filed suit against the NYC DOE, NYC DOE Chancellor Richard Carranza, former NYC DOE First Deputy Chancellor Cheryl Watson-Harris, NYC DOE Senior Exe...