Advocates Apply Pressure On Mayor-Elect Adams As New Report Shows 101,000 City Students Experience Homelessness
11.08.2021 | CBS 2 New York | A new report finds for the sixth year in a row more than 100,000 students in New York City’s public schools experienced homelessness.
Now, a coalition of advocacy organizations are calling on Mayor-elect Eric Adams to take more aggressive steps to address the problem, CBS2’s Aundrea Cline-Thomas reported Monday.
“Educational supports for students need to be overhauled,” said Jennifer Pringle, project director for Advocates for Children. Watch video
