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She initiated the rebrand of the ‘Department of Education’ to ‘New York City Public Schools,” created NYCPS’ first interfaith advisory council, and ushered in an expanded Panel for Educational Policy with a revised set of bylaws and a code of conduct.
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Superintendents communicate New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) policy to schools and the public. All superintendents perform statutory duties for each school, including...
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