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EdTrust-New York: NYCPS Decision on Class Size Law Risks Equity, Fiscal Stability, and Student Opportunity

by Liz Warden | Nov 17, 2025 | Statements

EdTrust-New York is deeply disappointed that New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) chose not to request a pause in the implementation of the Class Size Reduction Law. This decision puts fairness, fiscal stability, opportunity, and equity at risk for the students and...

EdTrust-New York Encourages Mayor-elect Mamdani to Prioritize Equity and Opportunity in NYC’s Education Agenda

by Liz Warden | Nov 5, 2025 | Press Release

NEW YORK, NY — EdTrust-New York today called on New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani to take bold, equity-driven action to protect students’ rights and expand opportunities across the city’s schools. “With federal threats to equity and student well-being growing,...

In the Face of Federal Attacks on Education Access, New York Must Lead

by Liz Warden | Nov 4, 2025 | Blog

By Arlen Benjamin-Gomez, Executive Director of EdTrust-New York From day one, the Trump administration has set out to dismantle public education, enacting new policies that will strip away students’ access to education from preschool through college. Those policies...

Federal Shutdown Disrupts Critical Supports; EdTrust-New York Commends State Efforts and Urges Swift Federal Action

by Liz Warden | Oct 30, 2025 | Statements

NEW YORK, NY – The ongoing federal government shutdown is putting thousands of New York students and families at risk. If it continues through November, the shutdown will disrupt critical programs that children depend on, including SNAP and Head Start. Nearly 3...

EdTrust-New York Condemns Federal Move to Defund NYC Schools Over Trans Student Protections

by Liz Warden | Oct 1, 2025 | Statements

NEW YORK, NY – EdTrust-New York condemns the Trump administration’s effort to use transgender students’ protections as a pretext to block school integration. By stripping $15 million in magnet school funding next year, and an additional $36 million in future years,...
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