The school calendar for next year is out with some controversy. Josh and Yiatin connect with Audrey Goodson Kingo, a NYC parent and a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in New York Magazine and Parents, on the politics entrenched in the school calendar. Also, Deb shares her thoughts on a consequential vote for a new high school.

The school calendar for next year is out with some controversy. Josh and Yiatin connect with Audrey Goodson Kingo, a NYC parent and a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in New York Magazine and Parents, on the politics entrenched in the school calendar. Also, Deb shares her thoughts on a consequential vote for a new high school.

The school calendar for next year is out with some controversy. Josh and Yiatin connect with Audrey Goodson Kingo, a NYC parent and a freelance journalist whose work has appeared&nbsp;in New York Magazine and Parents, on the politics entrenched in the school calendar. Also, Deb shares her thoughts on a consequential vote for a new high school.

School Calendar Politics and A Consequential Vote

Schooled is a parent-driven podcast examining the pivotal moment facing New York City public education. With enrollment falling, standards shifting, and politics increasingly overshadowing academics, hosts Deborah Alexander, Yiatin Chu, and Josh Kross dig into what families are really seeing in classrooms and communities. 

They unpack the debates: gifted programs, policy experiments, data transparency, and the widening gap between official narratives and lived realities. 

Smart talk and real stakes from real stakeholders, this is the conversation NYC’s families can’t afford to ignore.

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Schooled is a parent-driven podcast examining the pivotal moment facing New York City public education. With enrollment falling, standards shifting, and politics increasingly overshadowing academics, hosts Deborah Alexander, Yiatin Chu, and Josh Kross dig into what families are really seeing in classrooms and communities. They unpack the debates: gifted programs, policy experiments, data transparency, and the widening gap between official narratives and lived realities. Smart talk and real stakes from real stakeholders, this is the conversation NYC’s families can’t afford to ignore.

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