“As we await a final court order, we hope the court will recognize that an entirely new budget process a month from the start of the school year will only bring further uncertainty,” said Mayor Eric Adams in a statement.

The ruling by New York State Supreme Court Judge Lyle Frank expected Friday could possibly throw out the Department of Education’s entire $37 billion budget approved for next year and allow the City Council to recast its June vote passing the allocation that included the hundreds of millions in cuts. NYC teachers who refused COVID vaccine slapped with ‘scarlet letter’ in personnel files: lawyerĪ Manhattan judge appears poised to reverse cuts to public school budgets - suggesting that the city violated state law during the approval process. Parents want charters because schools are for kids, not unions - politicians, wake up!Īdams sowing fear over cost of more NYC charter schools, advocate saysĭo the right thing, Mayor Adams, and rehire the heroes fired over the vaccine

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