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Reported Incidents
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Judge dismisses NYC Gifted suit
Alleged statewide incident in New York
A New York City court dismissed a legal challenge aimed at ending the district's Gifted & Talented programs. The lawsuit also sought to eliminate admissions screening for public schools. This ruling upholds the current structure of these educational initiatives.
School retracts controversial diversity survey
Alleged statewide incident in New York
A New York City prep school administered a lengthy diversity climate survey to students. After receiving significant parent backlash, the institution retracted the controversial survey. This decision was made due to concerns about the survey's content.
School Surveys Race, Gender
Alleged statewide incident in New York
A Brooklyn school administered a "diversity and inclusion" questionnaire to its students. The survey included questions about sexual orientation, political beliefs, and racial identity. This raised concerns about student privacy and ideological influence.
School asks invasive student questions
Alleged statewide incident in New York
A Brooklyn private school distributed a controversial questionnaire to students as young as ten. The survey inquired about racial intelligence, sexual orientation, and parents' political beliefs. The institution later withdrew the questionnaire due to public outcry.
NYC School Racial Group Probe
Alleged statewide incident in New York
The Education Department is investigating a New York City middle school. This investigation concerns the school's use of racial affinity groups. A parents' group has criticized these groups as racial segregation.