Students from underserved and disenfranchised neighborhoods across New York City, particularly those who have historically lacked access to technology, will soon get much-needed upgrades on the road to tech-focused skills and careers.
Mayor Eric Adams, Schools Chancellor David Banks, and City University of New York Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez co-announced on Wednesday a new partnership with Google to expand the Department of Education’s “FutureReadyNYC” career-readiness initiative.
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