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Mayor de Blasio Chancellor Carranza and Commissioner Campion Announce Mental Health and Social Services for Department of Education Employees
Expanded NYC Employee Assistance Program will increase access to mental health and quality of life services for DOE employees and their families
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Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks, No Kid Hungry NY Honor This Year’s “NYC Hunger Heroes” and City’s Food Education Champions
Dedicated Cooks, Food Service Workers, and Aides Feed Over One Million New York City Students Each Day. With 1 in 5 Children in New York City Facing Hunger, These Food Service Professionals Are Charged with Combating Thi...
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Mayor de Blasio Speaker Johnson Help District Council 1707 Local 205 and the Day Care Council of New York Reach Tentative Contract Agreement for Early Childhood Education Employees
Contract follows de Blasio Administration’s budget handshake commitment to address issues of early childhood teacher recruitment and retention
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Frequently Asked Questions on CCEC Elections 2023
Frequently-asked questions regarding the process of voting during the 2023 Community and Citywide Education Council elections
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Diversity in Our Schools
The DOE is committed to creating and supporting learning environments that reflect the diversity of New York City. We believe all students benefit from diverse and inclusive schools and classrooms. We strive to welcome a...
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Chancellor Banks Announces Partnership With the Dominican Republic to Hire Bilingual Educators
The hiring of 25 educators from the Dominican Republic establishes a new pipeline of diverse, bilingual educators prepared to serve students across the city.
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Run for a Seat on a Council
This page will be used to store links, pdfs, materials, etc related to the Elections 2023 cycle
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Guidance on Public Meetings and School Visits
Learn how SLT and CCEC meetings can be conducted in accordance with recent changes in law and vaccination mandates.
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Back to School Checklist
Get ready for the first day of school and the 2023-24 school year with this Back to School checklist for families and other resources.
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Other Educational Settings
New York State Education Department Approved Non-Public Schools provide programs for children whose educational needs cannot be met in public school programs.
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Meeting Student Needs
Our schools warmly welcome and serve all NYC students, including students with disabilities, students learning English, students with accessibility needs, and students in temporary housing, as well as LGBTQ students.
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Education Council Code of Conduct and Complaint Procedures
Chancellor’s Regulation D-210 Citywide and Community Education Council Code of Conduct and Complaint Procedures