The Future of Public Education in SE Queens After Coronavirus

The COVID-19 pandemic has ended public education in NYC for this school year. Under those conditions, Senator James Sanders Jr. in partnership with City Council Member Adrienne Adams and Assembly Member Alicia Hyndman is hosting a virtual community conversation on the future of public education in Southeast Queens after coronavirus.
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We will examine what the pandemic has taught us about the role of public schools in our everyday lives in Southeast Queens, what priorities really matter regarding public education in our community. If schools re-open in the Fall what kind of education should the community of Southeast Queens demand.
Joining Senator Sanders for this conversation will be education activist and author Noliwe Rooks, NYS Senator Shelley B. Mayer, Chairwoman of Senate's Committee on Education; State Senator John Liu, Chairman of Senate's Committee on NYC Education; Adrienne Austin NYC DOE Acting Deputy Chancellor; Jasmine Gripper, Executive Director of Alliance for Quality Education; Dr. Betty A. Rosa, Board of Regents Chancellor, 12th Judicial District; and Dermot Smyth, Queens Political Action Coordinator, United Federation of Teachers.