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AFC는 공립학교 시스템이 서비스를 제공할 수 있도록 교육 정책을 변경하기 위해 노력하고 있습니다. 모두 아이들을 효과적으로 우리는 정책 보고서 및 데이터 분석을 게시하고, 시 및 주 차원에서 증언하고, 언론을 통해 우리가 봉사하는 학생과 가족이 직면한 문제에 대한 관심을 환기시키고, 다른 옹호자, 부모, 청소년 및 교육자와 함께 다음 사항을 촉구합니다. 변화.

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  • 주제
  • 리소스 유형
아직은 모두를 위한 것은 아니다: 차기 행정부가 유치원을 진정으로 보편적으로 만들 수 있는 방법
Midsection of a young girl playing with educational toys. (Photo by Yan Krukau from Pexels)
  • 정책 보고서
  • 아직은 모두를 위한 것은 아니다: 차기 행정부가 유치원을 진정으로 보편적으로 만들 수 있는 방법

    This January 2022 data brief found that preschool students with disabilities are being underserved by 3-K and Pre-K for All and are being denied access to special education programs and services to which they have a legal right—with disparities based on race, school district, housing status, and language of instruction.

    2022년 1월 20일

    AFC, 100개 이상의 조직과 합류하여 Hochul 주지사에게 A.8013 / S.6515-A 서명을 촉구
    New York State capitol building
  • 서명 편지
  • AFC, 100개 이상의 조직과 합류하여 Hochul 주지사에게 A.8013 / S.6515-A 서명을 촉구

    AFC는 100개 이상의 조직에 합류하여 Hochul 주지사에게 A.8013(Benedetto) / S.6516-A(Mannion) 법안에 서명할 것을 촉구하는 서한을 보냈습니다. 이 법안은 유치원 특수 교육 프로그램이 다음과 같이 보장되도록 상원과 하원에서 만장일치로 통과시켰습니다. 심각한 장애가 있는 학령기 학생을 위한 주 승인 비공립 학교는 학군과 동일한 지급률 인상을 받습니다.

    2021년 11월 30일

    100+ Organizations Urge Governor Cuomo to Increase Funding for Preschool Special Education Programs
    Two young girls drawing in a classroom. (Photo by Anastasia Shuraeva via Pexels)
  • 서명 편지
  • 100+ Organizations Urge Governor Cuomo to Increase Funding for Preschool Special Education Programs

    AFC joined more than 100 organizations in sending a letter urging the Governor to sign into law A. 8013 (Benedetto) / S. 6516-A (Mannion), a bill passed unanimously by the Senate and Assembly to ensure that preschool special education programs, as well as state-approved non-public schools for school-age students with significant disabilities, receive the same increase in payment rates as school districts.

    Aug 9, 2021

    110 Organizations Urge Mayor de Blasio to Meet the Need for Preschool Special Education Classes
    A girl in the classroom reads from a textbook.
  • 서명 편지
  • 110 Organizations Urge Mayor de Blasio to Meet the Need for Preschool Special Education Classes

    More than 100 organizations sent a letter to Mayor de Blasio making the point that 3-K and Pre-K will never be “for all” until the City addresses the continuing shortage of seats in preschool special education classes—a shortage that has left young children with disabilities who have a legal right to such a class sitting at home or in settings that cannot provide the support they need.

    Apr 12, 2021

    AFC’s COVID-19 Education Recovery Plan
    Two teenage girls with backpacks, one wearing a face mask, walk up a flight of stairs in a subway station. (Photo by Charlotte May via Pexels)
  • 정책 의제
  • AFC’s COVID-19 Education Recovery Plan

    With the federal government having approved the largest one-time investment in education in our nation’s history, NYC needs an ambitious education initiative to pave the way to hope and opportunity for this generation of students. Such a plan must invest resources in academic support, mental health support, and outreach and engagement. It must be targeted to assist students disproportionately impacted by the pandemic, including the provision of specialized instruction and support where needed. This plan outlines our recommendations for steps the City should take.

    Mar 12, 2021

    AFC Testifies on the 2021–2022 State Education & Health Budget Proposals
    New York State capitol building
  • 증언 및 공개 논평
  • AFC Testifies on the 2021–2022 State Education & Health Budget Proposals

    On January 28, 2021, AFC testified at the New York State Joint Legislative Hearing on the 2021-2022 Elementary and Secondary Education Budget proposal, urging legislators to increase, and not cut, state education funding and ensure schools can use their full COVID-19 relief funding to reopen schools and help students catch up.

    Jan 28, 2021