Presentations

Class size: where are we now and where do we need to go?

April 12, 2026 See our updated analysis of where our schools are now with class size compliance and what the DOE needs to do to provide smaller classes to all the NYC students who need them.  If the pdf below doesn’t scroll it can also be accessed here.

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Why we need a moratorium on the use of AI

March 24, 2026 Here’s our presentation on why there needs to be a moratorium on the use of AI, so that a rigorous guardrails can be established with parent and community input to prevent harm to students and the environment.  Our coalition’s statement about DOE’s inadequate AI guidance is here. Articles in the media in […]

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Class size 2026: where are we now and where are we going?

Here is a briefing I gave to CB 12 in Manhattan; if you’d like a similar one with data specific to your district  for your CEC, Community Board or other community/parent group, please contact us at info@classsizematters.org; thanks! “

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The need for rigorous protections for the use of AI in schools

Jan. 12, 2026 Here is the presentation I gave CB 12 in Manhattan on January 8, 2026, on the multiple risks of using AI in K12 schools, and the need for rigorous protections.  If your CEC, Community Board, or other organization would like a similar briefing, please reach out to us.  Thanks! “

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Presentation to NYCBA: Problems with DOE’s treatment of student privacy and AI

Check out the presentation here and below that we recently provided to the Education Committee of the NYC Bar Association about the weaknesses in DOE’s treatment of student privacy and AI. If you’d like a similar briefing for your CEC or other organization, please let us know by emailing info@studentprivacymatters.org “

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The need to strengthen student privacy against breaches, commercial exploitation & expansion of AI

Prentation at our spring 2025 Parent Action Conference “

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How NYC public school parents can better protect the privacy of their children’s data

October 22, 2025 We gave this presentation to NYC parents on how to opt out of  data disclosures by DOE and their schools, and what right they have and what questions should be asked about those data disclosures that they cannot opt out of. “

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Class Size in NYC schools; Where are we now & where are we going?

June 7, 2025 Here is our briefing at the Parent Action Conference on June 7, on the class size situation in NYC public schools and the deficiencies in the DOE’s plan to comply with the class size law, passed in 2022, requiring smaller classes in all grades to be phased in by Sept. 2028.  

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Please speak at this week’s Zoom hearings on class size!

June 9, 2025 The mandated hearings on the city’s class size plan for the 2025-2026 school year begin tomorrow.  The Bronx hearing already occurred last week, but you can attend any of these meetings wherever you live, teach or your child attends schools. They each begin at 6 PM, but you can log in as […]

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Risks of using AI in the Classroom

Cross posted at Parent Coalition for Student Privacy website. April 8, 2025 The annual conference of Network for Public Education, on whose board I sit, was held last weekend in Columbus, Ohio.  It was terrific as usual, with wonderful speeches and incisive and illuminating workshops and panel discussions on how to strengthen our public schools […]

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