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How NYC, former Mayor Bloomberg and a healthcare giant are looking to grow medical careers at a new Queens high school

By Barbara Russo

Posted on February 14, 2024

City Schools Chancellor David Banks announced Wednesday a new public high school in Queens that will prepare students for careers in healthcare while addressing industry workforce shortages.

Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, through his Bloomberg Philanthropies, and healthcare giant Northwell Health are helping the city get the $250 million initiative off the ground.

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How NYC, former Mayor Bloomberg and a healthcare giant are looking to grow medical careers at a new Queens high school

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