Published 2 years ago

Judge orders New York City to redo $37B budget for public schools

Summary by Ground News

Mayor Eric Adams' administration had planned to cut $200 million from the NYC Department of Education's $37 billion budget. Parents and teachers sued, arguing the budget was adopted using an improper procedure. Judge Lyle Frank sided with them, ruling Schools Chancellor David Banks had wrongly invoked an emergency declaration.

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abc 7 NY

Judge orders New York City to redo $37B budget for public schools

The Adams administration had planned to cut $200 million from the NYC Department of Education's $37 billion budget.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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El Diario

Judge Orders New York City to Review New Approved Budget for Schools, Parents Demand to Overturn Cuts

Shortly before the start of the new school year, the court resolved a lawsuit in favor of parents and students who oppose approved cuts, but the Mayor's Office said it will appeal the decision...

2 years ago

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Gothamist

Judge rules NYC schools budget process violated state law — orders a redo

The city is appealing the ruling.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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WNYW

Judge rules NYC must redo public school budget

A State Supreme Court Judge has ordered the education portion of New York City's budget redone, after a lawsuit by parents and teachers who opposed budget cuts.

2 years ago·S F, United States

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Chalkbeat

Judge orders redo for NYC schools budget

Ruling that New York City’s education budget process violated the law, a Manhattan judge ordered the city to redo this year’s education department budget. For now, school budgets revert to last year’s levels.

2 years ago

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The City

Judge Orders Redo for NYC Schools Budget After Cuts Challenged

The ruling means that until the City Council revisits the budget, New York City must fund the school system at the same levels it did last fiscal year.

2 years ago

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