First meeting of NYC schools panel under Mayor Adams delayed

The city’s Panel for Education Policy — the 15-member body created by state law as an independent oversight body for the DOE — was scheduled to hold its first meeting on Jan. 26. But earlier this week, the Education Department postponed the meeting to Feb. 16 because the panel doesn’t yet have enough panel members for an eight-person quorum, officials said.

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