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Ressources politiques

L'AFC s'efforce de changer la politique éducative afin que le système scolaire public serve tous enfants efficacement. Nous publions des rapports politiques et des analyses de données, témoignons aux niveaux de la ville et de l'État, nous exprimons dans la presse pour attirer l'attention sur les défis auxquels sont confrontés les étudiants et les familles que nous servons, et nous nous joignons à d'autres défenseurs, parents, jeunes et éducateurs pour appeler à changement.

Appel à l’action pour soutenir les programmes éducatifs financés par l’aide fédérale liée au COVID-19 qui arrive à expiration
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    • Appel à l’action pour soutenir les programmes éducatifs financés par l’aide fédérale liée au COVID-19 qui arrive à expiration

    Plus de 170 organisations appellent les dirigeants new-yorkais à sauver les programmes éducatifs essentiels actuellement soutenus par un financement de relance fédéral temporaire qui devrait se tarir en 2024.
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    L'AFC soumet un témoignage sur le projet de budget de l'État pour la santé 2022-2023
    New York State capitol building
  • Témoignage et commentaires publics
    • L'AFC soumet un témoignage sur le projet de budget de l'État pour la santé 2022-2023

    AFC submitted testimony for the New York State Joint Legislative Public Hearing on the 2022-2023 Executive Budget Health Proposal urging the State to increase payment rates for Early Intervention (EI) providers to help more infants and toddlers receive timely evaluations and services.

    8 février 2022

    AFC Submits Written Testimony in Support of Intro 1829-2019
    New York City City Hall Building
  • Témoignage et commentaires publics
    • AFC Submits Written Testimony in Support of Intro 1829-2019

    AFC submitted written testimony to the City Council Committee on General Welfare in strong support of Intro. 1829-2019, which would preclude the Department of Homeless Services from requiring parents to bring their children to shelter intake appointments and help ensure students do not have to miss school when their families apply for shelter.

    Oct 27, 2021

    AFC Testifies on the DOE’s Academic Recovery Plan for 2021-22
    New York City City Hall Building
  • Témoignage et commentaires publics
    • AFC Testifies on the DOE’s Academic Recovery Plan for 2021-22

    AFC testified before the City Council Committee on Education on the continued work needed to strengthen the DOE’s academic recovery plans this year. While we appreciate that the City is using this funding for some important initiatives, we worry there is still inadequate detail about how the funding will be used, inadequate funding for key priorities, and too much discretion and responsibility left to individual schools that already have their hands full reopening schools and keeping school communities safe.

    Oct 27, 2021

    AFC Testifies on the DOE’s Use of Foundation Aid and Federal COVID-19 Relief Funding
    New York State capitol building
  • Témoignage et commentaires publics
    • AFC Testifies on the DOE’s Use of Foundation Aid and Federal COVID-19 Relief Funding

    AFC testified before the New York State Senate Education Committee on the DOE’s use of increased state and federal education funding; specifically, how the funding is being used to meet the needs of students with disabilities, English Language Learners, and students experiencing homelessness—students who were hit particularly hard by the closure of schools.

    Oct 5, 2021

    AFC Comments on Nondiscriminatory Administration of School Discipline
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  • Témoignage et commentaires publics
    • AFC Comments on Nondiscriminatory Administration of School Discipline

    AFC submitted public comments to the U.S. Department of Education on the exclusionary, punitive school discipline and police policies and practices faced by New York City public school students, the disproportionate impact these policies and practices have on Black and Brown students and students with disabilities, and promising alternative practices.

    Jul 23, 2021

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