State of Our Schools: Full show for March 9, 2022
Crystal McQueen-Taylor, chief advocacy officer for Students First New York, discusses how city charter schools are combatting learning loss experienced through the pandemic.
•
Mar 10, 2022, 2:07 AM
•
Updated 966 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:18
Gov. Hochul announces new initiative to help high school students get into SUNY schools
5ds ago2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
15ds ago1:47
Program equips schools with tools to address student's mental health
16ds ago0:51
NYC Schools Chancellor Banks to resign months earlier than planned
27ds ago0:45
Deputy Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos to take over as NYC schools chancellor
35ds ago1:32
Medgar Evers College Transition Academy receives grant money to assist students
47ds ago0:18
Gov. Hochul announces new initiative to help high school students get into SUNY schools
5ds ago2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
15ds ago1:47
Program equips schools with tools to address student's mental health
16ds ago0:51
NYC Schools Chancellor Banks to resign months earlier than planned
27ds ago0:45
Deputy Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos to take over as NYC schools chancellor
35ds ago1:32
Medgar Evers College Transition Academy receives grant money to assist students
47ds agoCrystal McQueen-Taylor, chief advocacy officer for Students First New York, discusses how city charter schools are combatting learning loss experienced through the pandemic.
More from News 12
2:15
Police: Man fatally stabbed in Ocean Hill
2:08
Hot Halloween on the way before major cooldown in Brooklyn
1:51
Community demands changes in public housing following teen's murder in Fort Greene
1:40
MTA addresses safety concerns in response to Coney Island subway stabbing
1:47
VOTE 2024: Catching up with young voters ahead of Election Day
1:46
