Class Size Crisis (for UFT parent conference)
November 6, 2010 class_size_crisis_for_UFT_conference_11.10.pdf
Reports & Memos
Presentation for Three Parks Independent Democratic club on the Bloomberg/Klein record (ppt)
November 10, 2010 3Parks_Indy_Dems_talk.ppt
Letter to Commissioner Steiner from N. Siegel, M. Meyers, Leonie Haimson & 100 parents on C. Black nomination
November 14, 2010 open_letter_to_Steiner_11.14.10.pdf
NYC Council Testimony on the bills to require reporting on discharge rates and students at closing schools (pdf)
January 25, 2011 CSM_testimony_discharge_bill.pdf
CSM testimony to the NYS Legislature on the education budget 2/15/11
Testimony to the Joint Hearings of the NY State Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means on the education budget Feb. 15, 2011 https://classsizematters.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/State-budget-testimony-2.15.11.pdf
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