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  1. Mayor Adams and Schools Chancellor Banks Announce Launch of the Minecraft Education Battle of the Boroughs Esports Competition

    Students and educators are encouraged to enter the competition before the March 1, 2024 deadline.

  2. Chancellor Banks Announces Results for 2023 Citywide and Community Education Council Elections

    Parent voter turnout is comparable to 2021 voter turnout. Record turnout increases in six districts.

  3. New York City Department of Education Convenes Working Group on Class Size Legislation Implementation

    New York City, NY – New York City Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the members of the Class Size Working Group. Made up of a diverse cross-section of stakeholders, the goal of this ...

  4. Chancellor Banks Kicks Off 2023 Community and Citywide Education Council Elections

    For the first time families who have a child in a district 75 school or program can vote for a representative to sit on each local community education council.

  5. Adams Administration Announces 'Project Open Arms,' Comprehensive Support Plan to Meet Educational Needs of Families Seeking Asylum

    ‘Project Open Arms’ Will Provide Wraparound Services for New Students Entering School System, Including Academic, Social-Emotional, and Language-Access Supports. Plan Includes Targeted Resources for Asylum-Seeking Famili...

  6. Chancellor Carranza Kicks Off 2021 Community and Citywide Education Council Elections

    Application period for seats on Community and Citywide Councils opens today, February 1; For the first time, all NYC parents are eligible to vote

  7. Chancellor Carranza Announces Record 447 Million Dollar Investment in High-Quality Arts Education

    Annual Arts in Schools Report shows $14 million increase in arts education spending and record number of arts teachers

  8. Chancellor Carranza Announces 44 Percent Increase in Students Receiving Computer Science Education in 2017-18

    Record number of students receive Computer Science education

  9. Chancellor Carranza Announces 47 New Career and Technical Education Programs Successfully Opened

    301 total programs across 135 NYC high schools are now reaching 64,000 students

  10. Mayor de Blasio And Chancellor Carranza Kick Off The 2019 Community And Citywide Education Council Elections

    Application period for seats on Community and Citywide Councils opens tomorrow, February 14; All parents are encouraged to run

  11. Chancellor Fariña Kicks off Computer Science Education Week, Announces New CS4All Hack League

    Computer Science for All initiative bringing computer science education to every elementary, middle and high school by 2025. Part of Mayor and Chancellor’s Equity and Excellence for All agenda

  12. Mayor de Blasio Speaker Johnson Chancellor Carranza and New York City Council Announce Support for Community-Based Early Care and Education Providers

    Mayor de Blasio, Speaker Johnson, Chancellor Carranza and New York City Council Announce Support for Community-Based Early Care and Education Providers

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