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Good morning! This is Alex with Chalkbeat New York.
One of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s few education promises on the campaign trail was to comply with a state law that requires the city to shrink class sizes. But the administration is now pressing lawmakers behind the scenes to give the city more time to implement the law. Our top story this morning explains why.
We’re also psyched to introduce Season 3 of P.S. Weekly, a podcast produced by high school journalists about the education issues that matter most to them. Check out the teaser for our next season ahead of our launch on April 9. Don’t forget to subscribe on your favorite platform, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Local News
Mamdani campaigned on fulfilling NYC’s class size mandate. So why is he pushing for a delay?
P.S. Weekly Trailer: NYC students take on school mergers, mental health, and diversity
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What We’re Reading
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