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Bright Kids, Big City

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By Kelly Bare
| Medium
Why I’m running for NYC’s Citywide Council on High Schools (CCHS) NYC PUBLIC SCHOOL PARENTS: VOTE FOR YOUR CEC SCHOOL BOARDS THROUGH MAY 13, 2025 Who can vote? Everyone with a kid in a non-charter public school in NYC is eligible, regardless of immigration status. You can cast three votes for every council that represents you (every district where you have a kid) through midnight on May 13. How do I vote? View candidate profiles. Watch candidate forum recordings. Talk to your friends.
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De Blasio’s cowardly,cruel admissions waffling: The mayor must not reverse his proposed high-school reforms

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By Kelly Bare
| New York Daily News Verified
Imagine you are the parent of an eighth-grader in the New York City public schools (you were — twice). Imagine what it feels like to watch your child’s middle school experience deeply disrupted by the pandemic. Imagine how much that child is looking forward to high school as a fresh start. Imagine how much, as a parent, you want them to have it.
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A monument to racial hierarchy in Brooklyn: Prospect Park’s Lefferts Historic House Museum

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By David Tipson, Kelly Bare
| New York Daily News Verified
By David Tipson and Kelly Bare New York Daily News | Sep 06, 2020 at 5:00 AM Peter Lefferts and his family, who oversaw the construction of the structure on a 240-acre farm around 1783, owned a significant portion of what we now call central Brooklyn and were one of the largest slaveholding clans in Kings County, breadbasket to New York City.
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