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Press Release: New York Appleseed Announces its Acquisition of the PTAlink Platform
New York Appleseed alongside the co-founder and director of PTAlink is thrilled to announce that the PTAlink namesake and platform is now a project led and operated by New York Appleseed. For well over a decade, PTAlink and its website
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New York Appleseed is looking to expand our team. Find out more about two job opportunities below:
Appleseed testifies at City Council’s Education Committee Hearing on New Admissions Processes
New York Appleseed’s executive director, Nyah Berg, testified at the City Council Committee on Education’s hearing on the DOE’s recent changes in the admissions processes, which has slightly improved the notoriously stressful and complex process, but still is not meeting
New York Appleseed’s executive director testifies at City Council oversight hearing on school bus transportation services
On November 21st, New York Appleseed’s executive director, Nyah Berg, testified before the NYC Council Committee on Education and Committee on Oversight and Investigations concerning school bus transportation in NYC schools. In her statement, which can be read in full
School segregation is still NYC’s problem to fix
Appleseed’s executive director, Nyah Berg, and Matt Gonzales, the director of the Education Justice Research and Organizing Collaborative (EJROC), write that NYC still hasn’t fixed the problem of school segregation in their recent op-ed. Over the past decade, NYC has
Appleseed sends letter demanding that DOE permanently end middle school screens
NY Appleseed sent a letter to NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks, signed by over 400 hundred students, parents, educators and community members and more than 40 organizations that represent constituents throughout the city, to permanently end the use of screens,
Op-ed Fighting Back the Scarcity Mindset in Admissions
Appleseed’s Executive Director, Nyah Berg, wrote an op-ed with HSAAC members, Chantal Hailey (University of Texas at Austin) and Karuna Patel (Fordham Law School’s Feerick Center for Social Justice), “A scarcity mindset prohibits progress in NYC high school admissions,” published
Recommendations to Support Under-Resourced and Historically Marginalized Students and Families in NYC’s Middle and High School Admissions Process
New York Appleseed, in partnership with the High School Application Advisory Committee (HSAAC) convened by Fordham Law School’s Feerick Center for Social Justice, finalized a comprehensive brief outlining needed recommendations for middle and high school admissions, which was sent to
Announcement of Appleseed’s Yellow Bus Service Research Briefing in Spring Newsletter
New York Appleseed’s Spring Newsletter announces the release of our Yellow Bus Service Research Briefing, which provides the legal history of yellow-bus service, an analysis of the most recent available data on the usage of yellow-bus service for NYC, and