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Virtual hearing set for March 4 on fate of ‘mayoral control’ of New York City public schools

By Isabel Song Beer Posted on February 21, 2022
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New Yorkers can speak out on mayoral control of the city’s public school system at a virtual hearing scheduled to take place next month.

The hearing. which was announced on Feb. 21, will be hosted on March 4 jointly by the New York State Senate committees on Education and NYC Education as well as the New York State Assembly Committee on Education. This opportunity will allow family members of students attending schools across the city and state to participate in an open dialogue and voice any concerns.

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Virtual hearing set for March 4 on fate of ‘mayoral control’ of New York City public schools

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