Julian Shen-Berro is an Editorial Intern for COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE and Chalkbeat, with a focus on local education issues in New York City. Julian's work has also been featured in Yahoo News, THE CITY NY, and the New York Amsterdam News, covering topics such as high school admissions, food benefits during the pandemic, and the impact of AI-powered tools on education.
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By: Julian Shen-Berro
The Panel for Educational Policy will again postpone its vote on an upcoming contract for the Specialized High School Admissions Test. The test is the sole metric of admission to the city’s eight specialized high schools, which include the Bronx High School of Science.
A record high of more than 146,000 students lived in temporary housing during the 2023-24 school year.
The Panel for Educational Policy was slated to vote on a proposed revision to a 2009 regulation concerning student privacy, but members want the public to weigh in.
By: Julian Shen-Berro
A new City Council bill would require the New York City Education Department to report annual figures on the number of school librarians across the public school system.
By: Julian Shen-Berro
New York City Council members discussed a legislative package on Monday to expand peer mental health support in schools amid growing concern over the mental health challenges faced by young people across the city.
Schools with lower than projected enrollment will no longer lose out on $157 million dollars that would have otherwise been clawed back.
By: Julian Shen-Berro
FutureReadyNYC, a signature initiative of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration that provides schools with resources to launch new career tracks, will expand to an additional 36 schools, city officials announced Monday.
By: Julian Shen-Berro
A more than 300-page report on how to revise the state’s school funding formula prompted mixed initial reactions from advocates and lawmakers this week.
By: Julian Shen-Berro
A more than 300-page report on how to revise the state’s school funding formula prompted mixed initial reactions from advocates and lawmakers.
By: Julian Shen-Berro
The New York State Education Department at the Empire State Plaza on April 22, 2020 in Albany, New York. State education officials called for a $2 billion increase in state aid for next school year, as well as updates to the Foundation Aid formula, at a Monday Board of Regents meeting.
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