Mar 27, 2022 • 54M

How to navigate the special ed system in NYC public schools

 
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Educators of NYC
A weekly podcast and radio show on WBAI 99.5 FM NYC, hosted by Leonie Haimson of Class Size Matters, and Daniel Alicea of Educators of NYC. We speak about the issues and controversies affecting public schools and public education in New York City, statewide and nationally.
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Class Size Matters testimony at the Council education budget hearings, March 21, 2022 

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NYC education panel breaks with city to reject $82M contract,  NY Post, March 24, 2022

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Special Support Services website

NYC DOE Special Education Standard Operating Procedures Manual   

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Jennifer Choi testimony at NYS Senate & Assembly hearings on School Governance,  March 4, 2022

Surge of complaints by parents of special education students sparks ‘crisis’, Chalkbeat, May  28, 2019 

NYC vows to address special education failures detailed in state review. But will their reforms go far enough?, Chalkbeat, July 9, 2019 

NYC Special Education Complaint Backlog Grows — Even as Some Hearing Officers Twiddle Thumbs, The City, Nov. 15, 2021

 

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