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NYC schools still not ready for remote learning after snow day meltdown
NYC’s remote day basically turned into a de facto snow day after many students who couldn’t login to their virtual classrooms gave up and opted to sled instead during the Feb. 13 storm.
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NYC education officials say system is still not ready for remote learning
Since the infamous NYC public school snow day meltdown School Chancellor Banks says while there have been improvements, the remote system is still not ready for remote learning. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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NYC schools finally answer: What went wrong when they tried to go remote for snow day?
The New York City Council is zeroing in on the struggles schools and students had with remote learning in February when the city moved classes online instead of calling a snow day during a storm, while most other districts across the tri-state canceled classes altogether.
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NYC Council focusing on remote learning meltdown
Erica Byfield reporting on the NYC Council focusing on remote learning meltdown.
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End of school closings? NYC used online learning, not a snow day. It didn't go well
When New York City officials got wind of the major winter storm headed their way, they rewound the clock four years, reopened their coronavirus pandemic playbook, and announced that instead of canceling school, teachers and students would once again meet online. No snow day. Mayor Eric Adams said it was important to give children enrolled in the nation’s largest...
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Mayor Eric Adams responds to criticism over comments about remote learning
New York City Mayor Eric Adams spoke at a press briefing about his Monday comments criticizing parents’ involvement in their children’s remote learning.