04.13.2015 | Gotham Gazette | Nick Sheehan, staff attorney at Advocates for Children, shares Chowdhury’s view. Torres’ bill, he said, would increase transparency “about how the City chooses to allocate its resources.” He went further, saying the bill should also add ratios of social workers and school psychologists to school safety agents, and the ratio of those staff members to students. He also agreed that Gibson’s bill would address the limitations in the Student Safety Act. “They’re technical tweaks, but they’re important,” he said. Read article