NY Post: "Here’s what functional NYC school systems look like — and it puts DOE to shame" - Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of New York

NY Post: “Here’s what functional NYC school systems look like — and it puts DOE to shame”

The New York Post Praised the Opening Process at New York Catholic Schools in an Opinion piece published on September 12th, saying:

“… Meanwhile, the city’s Catholic schools opened all-in-person classes last week. That’s the 60,000-student Archdiocese of New York (covering Manhattan, Staten Island, The Bronx and parts of Westchester) as well as the separate, 22,000-student system covering Brooklyn and Queens.

Students were met with new safety procedures and protocols that included temperature checks, hand sanitizer and masks.

At Immaculate Conception School in The Bronx, an industrious maintenance worker roamed the halls wiping doorknobs, staircase rails, walls, hallways and other contact points…”

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