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NYC announces its first overhaul of how police operate inside schools since Mayor Giuliani
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Alex Zimmerman
June 20, 2019
New York
Public funding of private-school security in New York City grows by millions
By Yoav Gonen, THE CITY
April 12, 2019
New York
‘Everything is on the table’ — Carranza talks budget cuts to NYC schools at City Council hearing
By
Alex Zimmerman
March 20, 2019
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Read the rarely-seen agreement that put New York City police in charge of school safety
By
Christina Veiga
October 31, 2017
New York
A 1998 agreement that put the New York City police in charge of school safety has never been revised — until now
By
Christina Veiga
October 6, 2017
New York
The fatal stabbing in a Bronx classroom was horrific — but also extremely rare
By
Alex Zimmerman
September 27, 2017
New York
Mayor de Blasio just said New York City’s schools are safer than ever. Is he right?
By
Alex Zimmerman
August 1, 2017
New York
Requesting public records from NYC’s education department? Be prepared to wait… 103 days
By
Alex Zimmerman
April 18, 2017
New York
NYPD misses deadline to report student interactions with police
By
Alex Zimmerman
August 16, 2016
New York
City will no longer suspend students in grades K-2, and releases a slew of new school crime data
By
Alex Zimmerman
July 21, 2016
New York
Families flock to school safety forum in District 19
By
Patrick Wall
December 3, 2013
New York
Police arrests and tickets in school down, but racial gap persists
By
Geoff Decker
September 4, 2013
New York
Quinn calls for principals to have more school discipline power
By
Anika Anand
August 23, 2013
New York
Community members carve out a role in school guards' training
By
Emma Sokoloff-Rubin
May 17, 2013
New York
Advocates ask candidates for school discipline climate change
By
Emma Sokoloff-Rubin
April 16, 2013
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