The Department of Education’s 2010-2014 Five-Year Capital Plan for
New York City schools must be amended— NOW is the time to speak up!
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Contact your elected officials. Make sure to let them know:
You want a DOE Five-Year Capital plan that addresses the overcrowding needs in your
neighborhood and other neighborhoods across the city and puts ending overcrowding at
the top of the priority list.
Click on the links below to find your representative and his/her contact information.
City Council: http://council.nyc.gov/html/members/members.shtml
State Senate: http://www.senate.state.ny.us/senatehomepage.nsf/senators?OpenForm
State Assembly: http://www.assembly.state.ny.us/mem/
Contact your Community Education Council." Click here for contact information. Tell your CEC members:
You want them to advocate for a DOE Five-Year Capital plan that addresses the overcrowding needs in your
neighborhood and other neighborhoods across the city and puts ending overcrowding at the top of the priority list.
Call 311 and go on record with your complaint. Make sure to tell them:
How overcrowded your school is. Use the map to see how many students your school’s building
was built for and how many students are enrolled.
What it is like for your student to attend an overcrowded school and how it is shortchanging his or her education.
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