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HOW A FAKE BUDGET CRISIS WAS USED TO GUT FUNDING FOR NYC SCHOOLS
The City has the money to fully-fund schools. So why is it trying to gut them?

It has been a summer of uncertainty and false scarcity for New York City’s schools. Due to a $300 million budget cut to the City’s public schools, teachers, social workers, and other beloved school employees were told not to come back to work next year.

The City isn’t broke, and the State is sending New York City its portion of education funding without cuts, so why does Mayor Adams’ first budget slash classroom spending?

The sweeping cuts – estimated to top $300 million across 1,200 schools – demonstrate plainly the dangers of giving near total control over education to a mayor who does not value education.

In his budget, Adams found enough cash to increase police spending but not enough to help schools retain student support, arts, and music programs. Funding that supports students’ futures and educators’ livelihoods shouldn’t be cut — especially not now, as our city emerges from the trauma of the pandemic.

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The Influential Group Helping Eric Adams Identify a Vision for New York

Created by the mayor’s allies, the 5Boro Institute seeks to counter concerns that the administration lacks a robust agenda to address the city’s problems.

The initiative is being run by the 5Boro Institute, founded earlier this year by Tom Allon, a publisher and a close ally of Mr. Adams, and Richard Ravitch, a former lieutenant governor of New York who helped rescue the state’s bankrupt Urban Development Corporation and resurrect the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

“I’ve never seen anything or heard anything that spells out what his agenda is,” Mr. Ravitch said in an interview last week, adding that “was one of the main things that motivated us in creating our new organization.”