The City Reporter and Chalkbeat New York held a live event walking New Yorkers through how to investigate NYC schools like an education reporter. Watch it now. There are mountains of data available online about New York City public schools if you know where to look. But for many parents, finding that data, deciding which.
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The City Reporter and Chalkbeat New York held a live event walking New Yorkers through how to investigate NYC schools like an education reporter. Watch it now. There are mountains of data available online about New York City public schools if you know where to look. But for many parents, finding that data, deciding which.
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