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Thousands of NYC families could lose child care vouchers without budget increase

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By Michael Elsen-Rooney Verified, Alex Zimmerman Verified, Sarah Darville Verified, Dale Mezzacappa Verified
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Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox. Thousands of low-income New York City families could see their child care vouchers abruptly yanked away if the state doesn’t add nearly a billion dollars to the program in the coming budget, advocates and city officials have warned in recent weeks.
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Philly is prepared to adopt a $4.6 billion schools budget. That’s not the whole story.

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By Carly Sitrin Verified, Michael Elsen-Rooney Verified, Alex Zimmerman Verified, Sarah Darville Verified
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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system. The Philadelphia Board of Education has adopted a preliminary $4.6 billion budget for the school district in the upcoming fiscal year — but financial pressures on city schools are intensifying. The budget approved unanimously by the board Thursday is roughly the same size as this year’s budget.
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NYC education panel holds up major tech refresh, after losing bidder cries foul

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By Alex Zimmerman Verified, Sarah Darville Verified, Dale Mezzacappa Verified, Jessie Gomez Verified
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Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox. Minutes before an education panel was slated to vote on IT contracts worth more than half a billion dollars, one of the losing bidders made an unusual plea to delay the decision. Despite warnings from city officials about setting a dangerous precedent, the Panel for Educational Policy listened.
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