New Yorkers for Racially Just Public Schools RJPS

Thank you !

By vetoing Intro 175-B, the Mayor has taken an important step to protect students, educators, and school communities. Schools should be places of learning and expression, not zones of surveillance or suppression. More than 100 organizations and unions and thousands of New Yorkers came together in opposition, sending 25,136 letters to City Hall.

The message was clear: protect our voices and the rights of our students, parents, and educators to gather and protest.

City Council Members must now hold firm, vote no, and sustain the veto.

What a crew!

Some of New York City’s most knowledgeable and passionate education justice advocates coming together to continue pushing our city in the right direction.

RJPS leaders in the news again.

We seek clarification on ’s apparent reversal on Mayoral Control and hope there is continued dialogue about the value of this particular policy.

Inside Mamdani's reversal on mayoral control of NYC schools Insiders said Mamdani needed to maintain the school governance model to achieve universal child care.