In a July 9 letter to Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels, seen by amNewYork, Menin demanded that DOE provide a production schedule by July 16 for 579 contracts City Council Speaker Julie Menin is escalating a transparency fight with the Department of Education, accusing the agency of months of “opacity, slow-walking, and delay” after it failed.
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In a July 9 letter to Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels, seen by amNewYork, Menin demanded that DOE provide a production schedule by July 16 for 579 contracts City Council Speaker Julie Menin is escalating a transparency fight with the Department of Education, accusing the agency of months of “opacity, slow-walking, and delay” after it failed.
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