In the Media

NY school funding formula needs an overhaul, more than 100 organizations urge

A NYC school cellphone ban could dial up suspensions, some advocates worry

NYC high schools brace for widespread pro-Palestine walkout, protest outside DOE headquarters

NYC high school students stage pro-Palestine walkout, protest outside DOE headquarters

Pro-Palestinian educators stage die-in

55 NYC Organizations Call on the City Council and Speaker Adams to Call for a Ceasefire

Civil Rights Groups Seek Federal Funding Ban on AI-Powered Surveillance Tools

Rising Discipline Problems in Schools

New York City’s Last Dictatorship

New York City High School Students Walk Out to Demand Ceasefire In Gaza

NYC School Walkouts Show How Students Are Leading the Movement for Palestine

NYC public schools warn staff about political speech

City students stage walkout

Student walkout planned

NYC cautions teachers about political speech amid planned walkout

How a budget battle sowed chaos on the cusp of a new school year

Local youth advocates say they are worried about the fate of the restorative justice programs in NYC schools

Restorative justice funding under threat, NYC schools advocates warn

NYC’s push for restorative justice was put to the test this school year

Amid nationwide debate about police in schools, a few districts recently disbanded those units

‘Child in crisis’ interventions on the rise, disproportionally involve Black and District 75 students

My students thrived last year because they weren’t policed

Sustaining Police-Free Schools Through Practice: A Toolkit for NYC School Communities | A Conversation with Teachers Unite: Sally Lee, Founder and Executive Director

Progress Takes Work, but Young People Deserve It: GGE and Teachers Unite Support For Changes to Discipline Code and Restorative Justice

Mark Warren Interview: Co-Author of Lift Us Up, Don’t Push Us Out! Voices from the Frontlines of the Educational Justice Movement

New York City Public Advocate, Progressive Teacher Groups Want Police Out of Schools

‘Some rich kid will just buy my spot’: The disheartening message the college admissions scandal sent my New York City students

Counselors, Not Cops: New Yorkers Protest Millions Proposed for School Safety Budget, Saying Money Fuels School-to-Prison Pipeline

Letter to the Editor

How activists are fighting racial disparities in school discipline

Suit Says NYC Schools Shortchange Some Black, Latino Athletes

The “School-to-Prison Pipeline” Now Extends to Preschool. Meet the Activists Fighting Back

Lift Us Up: Meet the Activists on the Front Lines of the Battle for Educational Justice in America

Letter to the Editor

Will New York City Flunk on School Discipline Reform?

Loophole Could Allow NYC Schools to Keep Suspending Young Students

Yes, teachers do want safer schools, and ending suspensions is an important step

How Should New York City Teachers Guide Conversations about Race and Police Violence?

Resist the myth that suspensions make us safe

First Person: How can we teach students to be productive members of a community by removing them from it?

Teachers Unions are Pushing Back Against Draconian Student Discipline Policies

Do Metal Detectors in Schools Do More Harm Than Good?

Viral Video Puts Spotlight on School Police

Suspending Students is the Easy Way Out“: September 21, 2015

More Than 90,000 New York City Students Are Searched Before School

Why is a third-grader in handcuffs?

Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho: It’s time to redefine school discipline

False Sense of Security

From the Bronx and here to stay

Restorative Justice is Key to School Discipline Reform

What Eva Moskowitz gets wrong about restorative discipline

In Classroom Discipline, a Soft Approach Is Harder Than It Looks

School suspensions ruin students’ lives

Is This Working?

Principal to Chancellor: Take the Lead on School Discipline

The new school detention, where kids make rules and a prison pipeline ends

Restorative Justice’s After School Special