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Clock running out in New York legislature for SHSAT bill, even as sponsor looks to future
By
Reema Amin
June 18, 2019
New York
Mayor de Blasio invites Asian advocates to Gracie Mansion as SHSAT plan hangs in balance in Albany
By
Reema Amin
June 12, 2019
New York
Asian students continue to benefit most from program meant to integrate NYC’s specialized high schools
By
Alex Zimmerman
April 10, 2019
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Here’s your first chance to tell New York senators how you feel about the city’s segregated specialized high schools
By
Christina Veiga
April 8, 2019
New York
State Sen. John Liu calls New York City’s specialized high school overhaul ‘racist’
By
Christina Veiga
April 4, 2019
New York
Majority of New York City voters say scrap the SHSAT, boost diversity at specialized high schools, new poll finds
By
Christina Veiga
April 2, 2019
New York
‘I wish I had done it better’: de Blasio reflects on the rollout of his specialized high school plan
By
Alex Zimmerman
March 28, 2019
New York
De Blasio decries ‘segregation’ amid specialized high school debate — a term he has avoided
By
Alex Zimmerman
March 22, 2019
New York
As controversy over the SHSAT heats up, lawmakers call for forums to ‘hear every single voice’
By
Reema Amin
March 21, 2019
New York
I’m an Asian American graduate of Brooklyn Tech. Please don’t use me as a wedge in your education lawsuit.
By Jason Wu
March 20, 2019
New York
By the numbers: New York City’s specialized high school offers
By
Christina Veiga
March 19, 2019
New York
New York Assembly wants to hold hearings on admission to specialized high schools
By
Reema Amin
March 19, 2019
New York
As admissions controversy roils, data shows New York City’s specialized high schools continue to accept few black and Hispanic students
By
Christina Veiga
March 18, 2019
New York
In New York legislature, little apparent momentum behind bills to eliminate the SHSAT
By
Reema Amin
March 7, 2019
New York
Jumaane Williams won the special election for NYC public advocate. Here’s where he stands on education issues.
By
Reema Amin
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Sam Park
February 26, 2019
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