A lesson in why small class sizes don’t matter
As America’s students begin the new school year, they’re facing historic learning deficits. Elected officials have failed to confront the crisis and help students make up lost ground. Instead, many…
With no room to raise taxes, where will Adams find the money for his pricey union deals?
Retired city workers are understandably upset the city is changing their health insurance, forcing them into a plan with less flexibility effective September. But they shouldn’t be surprised: Something had…
Pols, teachers unions aim to scrap tests to hide huge learning loss
Parents were right all along — kids need to be in school to learn. The learning loss resulting from the longest public-school closures imposed on blue-state kids in urban districts…
Proof that charters benefit ALL public-school kids
A new study from Success Academy busts a pernicious myth about charter schools and their effect on district schools, particularly those in communities of color. The study shows that charters…
Charters succeed at teaching — that’s why their enemies hate them
Faced with the undeniable fact city kids attending charters schools do far better on state exams than those stuck in the regular public-school system, critics routinely complain that charters “teach…
Don’t let parents voices, cries for charter schools fall on deaf Democratic ears
Overwhelmingly, city Democratic parents support charter schools and want the state to lift the cap that prevents entirely new ones from opening, reports The Post’s Carl Campanile — yet most…
82 academics accused of the use of pretend vax playing cards ordered again on town payroll
The town Department of Education has agreed to place 82 academics suspected of filing pretend COVID-19 vaccine playing cards again at the payroll pending an inside probe, The Post has…