Published 2 years ago

NYC Summer Program to Expand to Charter Schools Thanks to $50M Initiative

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams and former Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the launch of "Summer Boost NYC" The program aims to support 25,000 K-8 students who have fallen behind and face significant learning gaps after in-person learning was disrupted for roughly two years due to the COVID-19 health crisis. Summer Boost NYC builds on the city's Summer Rising initiative by aiming to support students at charter schools.

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New York Post

Bloomberg, Adams announce summer program at NYC charter schools

“Summer Boost NYC” is estimated to cover 25,000 kindergarten through eighth graders recovering from the pandemic, for an average of five weeks this summer.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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NY Daily News

Former NYC Mayor Bloomberg donates millions for charter summer school program

The new initiative is separate from the city Education Department’s previously-announced Summer Rising program, which is slated to enroll 110,000 city kids in a combined school and enrichment program this summer.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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NBC New York

NYC Summer Program to Expand to Charter Schools Thanks to $50M Initiative

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the launch of “Summer Boost NYC” — a summer program that charter schools can now apply for that aims to support thousands of students with learning gaps due to remote learning brought on by the ongoing pandemic. The program, financed by a $50 million investment…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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