NYC’s troubled child service agency slaps down claims it’s ‘putting kids at risk’
The city’s troubled child services agency tried to slap down claims its woke ideology is “putting kids at risk” — after a ...
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NYC Administration for Children’s Services failing families, ‘trading child safety for racial equity’: Whistleblower
I joined New York City’s Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) as a child protective specialist to protect vulnerable children. Many children require such protection, and my caseload at ...
New York State promised millions for kids with developmental delays, but has yet to deliver
ALBANY — New York State officials in April promised a funding boost for early intervention services for more than 73,000 ...
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NYC child welfare agency resists sharing personal details from fatality reports
The head of City’s child welfare agency resisted calls Thursday to divulge personal details about child fatalities following ...
New York City parents miffed over lack of special education services they're entitled to
Despite going to school outside of the system, private school students are legally entitled to additional special ed services ...
Delays in NY's Early Intervention Program leave kids with disabilities without services
New York’s Early Intervention Program, designed to provide free therapy and support for children with disabilities or ...
Disabled kids missing out as NY lawmakers delay promised boost to early intervention services
Amid a crisis in services for young kids with disabilities and developmental delays, New York promised families a major ...
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New York expands automatic health care coverage for kids up to 6
Children in New York will have the longest off-ramp for health care coverage, up until the age of six years old. New York will expand its continuous enrollment program to allow children on ...
Special Education Services With a Catch: Parents Are Asked Not to Sue
New York City school officials want families seeking such services to waive their right to sue the Education Department in exchange for receiving them.