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New York City teachers push for more arts education funding in school budget

By Isabel Song Beer Posted on May 10, 2022
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Demands from an open letter drafted by more than 100 NYC teachers received attention during an education executive budget meeting at the City Council Tuesday, as the educators demanded more arts education funding for the city’s Department of Education.

The May 10 meeting saw City Council members, as well as Schools Chancellor David C. Banks, discuss the importance of investing in arts and cultural education within NYC public schools.

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