02.08.2023 | NY Daily News | Meanwhile, than a dozen critical education initiatives are vulnerable to cutbacks or elimination after federal stimulus runs out and the city hits a so-called fiscal cliff, from preschool programs to social workers, according to a brief from Advocates for Children released last month.

The city has been slowly waning schools off the temporary funds, from roughly $3 billion last year to $2 billion this year and $1 billion next, an education finance official testified. Read article