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SCHOOL OVERCROWDING AND SMALLER CLASS SIZES

 

EPP Letter to City Council on Class Size Reporting Bill, Intro. No. 619| 11.08.2005

EPP Monitor Article: Six Reasons Schools Are Overcrowded | 10.25.2005
EPP Monitor Article: Keeping Track of Changes-- Summary review and grid of the 2005-2009 Five-Year Capital Plan capacity projects. | 10.25.2005

Report: Monitoring Committee Report on School Building Utilization JUNE 2004
Castles in the Sand Click here to download pdf file April 2002
EPP's 2002 report on school facilities, Castles in the Sand is now available for downloading in ADOBE ACROBAT. EPP's report is a thoughful and provocative look at some of the reasons why overcrowding has persisted in the NYC DOE for over a decade, complete with an exhaustive appendix containing over 90 pages of data on overcrowding, excess capacity by district, and construction costs.

Class size reduction
Letter to Governor & Legislative Leaders on Class Size Reduction
Facilities and Class Size Reduction 05/24/00
Class Size Reduction 6/8/99
Class Size Reduction 9/23/99

 

 

 

 

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