How did New York come to spend over a billion dollars a year settling special-education lawsuits brought, mostly, by white parents?
The city spends over a billion a year on special-education lawsuits brought, mostly, by white parents.
By
Anya Kamenetz,
who writes the Substack "The Golden Hour."
She is the author of “The Stolen Year” and “The Art of Screen Time.”
State legislatures are steering money to private schools with far-reaching consequences.
The Frankel Law Firm Sues New York City Department of Education Over Severe Lead Poisoning of Nonverbal 5-Year-Old in District 75…
Inspired by the civil rights movement, Manhattan Country School educated the children of aristocrats and undocumented immigrants.…
Herman Law Secures $18 Million Verdict in Landmark Child Victims Act Trial Against New York City Public Schools
Redirecting money away from children's education is especially egregious...
As private schools proliferate, states are choosing a hands-off approach to regulating them. The backgrounds of school founders —…
