With 2 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Day #9: $300 million could pay for 50,000 Smart boards equaling 29 for each of New York City’s 1,700 schools
Read moreWhat Could NYC Schools Do With $300 Million?
NYC schools will lose $300 million if leaders from the UFT and DOE don't agree on a new teacher evaluation system by January 17th.
Read moreWith 3 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Day #8: $300 million could pay for the enrollment of an additional 28,487 kids in Head Start programs
Read moreWith 4 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Day #7: $300 million could pay for 97.1 million school lunches or enough lunches to feed 539,374 NYC students for an entire school year
Read moreWith 5 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Day #6: $300 million could pay for 937.5 million pencils, which equals 852 pencils for each of the 1.1 students in NYC
Read moreWith 6 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Today marks the fifth day of StudentsFirstNY’s effort to stress the urgency of a deal on a new evaluation system for New York City public school teachers.
Read moreWith 7 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Today marks the fourth day of StudentsFirstNY’s effort to stress the urgency of a deal on a new evaluation system for New York City public school teachers.
Read moreNew Report Reveals the Unsatisfactory Distribution of Teacher Quality in NYC
Schools with high rates of poverty, low student achievement and high percentages of black and Hispanic students have a disproportionate share of Unsatisfactory rated teachers.
Read morePress Release: First Ever Research Study of NYC's Teacher Rating Data: Students of Color and High-Needs Students Most Likely to be Taught by Teachers Rated 'Unsatisfactory'
A new report finds those students in NYC who most depend on highly effective teachers are instead the students most likely to be taught by teachers rated “Unsatisfactory."
Read morePress Release: With 8 Days Remaining, StudentsFirstNY Counts Down to Jan. 17 Teacher Evaluation Deadline
Today marks the third day of StudentsFirstNY’s effort to stress the urgency of a deal on a new evaluation system for New York City public school teachers.
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