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SMALL CITIES STUDENTS AWAIT COURT RULING ON SCHOOL FUNDING

February 22, 2016

Attorney General Changes Legal Position on Foundation Aid After an eight-week trial and post-trial submissions, parents from “Small…

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EAST RAMAPO PARENTS FILE SUIT TO REMEDY SCHOOL BOARD’S FISCAL MISMANAGEMENT

January 19, 2016

Seek Court Order for State Intervention and Corrective Action On January 14, parents of public school children in…

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IN SMALL CITIES SCHOOLS CASE STATE AND PLAINTIFFS AGREE: 8 SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE OWED $1.1 BILLION

October 29, 2015

ALBANY, October 29, 2015 – In court papers filed in the Small Cities school funding lawsuit, the Plaintiff…

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CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATES CALL ON DEBLASIO ADMINISTRATION TO SUPPORT DESEGREGATION EFFORTS ACROSS NYC

September 8, 2015

The Education Law Center, together with national civil rights and local community groups, is calling on New York…

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PARENTS DEMAND SWIFT STATE ACTION TO SAFEGUARD CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF EAST RAMAPO STUDENTS

September 2, 2015

Several parents of students attending New York’s troubled East Ramapo school district have notified New York State Education…

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NEW YORK STATE BUDGET FALLS WELL SHORT OF CONSTITUTIONAL OBLIGATION

April 13, 2015

As it drew to a close, New York State’s budget process was dominated by the debate over Governor…

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NY PAYS “USUAL SUSPECTS” TO RECYCLE “MONEY DOESN’T MATTER” DEFENSE IN SMALL CITIES TRIAL

March 11, 2015January 25, 2024

In the final days of trial in Maisto v. State of New York – the “Small Cities” case – the…

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SMALL CITIES STUDENTS PRESENT COMPELLING TRIAL EVIDENCE OF EDUCATIONAL HARM

March 3, 2015

Albany, NY – March 3, 2015 – Over five weeks of trial, the student plaintiffs in Maisto, et…

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INEQUALITY IN NEW YORK SCHOOL FUNDING REACHES NEW HIGHS

January 12, 2015

A report issued today by the Alliance for Quality Education (AQE), the Public Policy and Education Fund of…

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Trial in NY Small Cities School Funding Lawsuit to Start in January

October 28, 2014

After waiting six years, the parents and children in eight NY, high poverty, low wealth school districts will…

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