Downtown Independent Democrats hosted a forum with a panel of candidates running for Manhattan Borough President in 2021 to inform New Yorkers of each candidates policies and positions if they were elected office. Watch it here:
The six Democratic candidates running for Manhattan Borough President in this year’s election also appeared at a forum hosted by the West Side Democrats. Watch here.
West Side Democrats hosted a forum with a panel of candidates running for Manhattan Borough President in 2021 to inform New Yorkers of each candidates policies and positions if they were elected office.
Forum participants answered questions focused on a range of issues, including public and private housing, homelesssness, transit, land use and development, small businesses, the city’s Open Streets program, concern over federal aid, and more.
By MARC BUSSANICH
Teaching French words to students.
Teaching French words to students.
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January 15, 2021 at 1:17 PM
New York, NY Parents on the Upper East Side were thrilled when, after their hard work and support from elected officials, the Department of Education opened a pre-K French dual language program last October. The parents, however, had also worked with the DOE to identify a public school on the Upper East Side that would host a K-5 French dual language program so that the pre-K students could continue their second language studies. But on Monday afternoon, the DOE informed the parents that it would not be opening a K-5 program for the new school year in September.
Downtown Independent Democrats hosted a forum with a panel of candidates running for Manhattan Borough President in 2021 to inform New Yorkers of each candidates policies and positions if they were elected office. Watch it here:
The six Democratic candidates running for Manhattan Borough President in this year’s election also appeared at a forum hosted by the West Side Democrats. Watch here.
West Side Democrats hosted a forum with a panel of candidates running for Manhattan Borough President in 2021 to inform New Yorkers of each candidates policies and positions if they were elected office.
Forum participants answered questions focused on a range of issues, including public and private housing, homelesssness, transit, land use and development, small businesses, the city’s Open Streets program, concern over federal aid, and more.