Nearly two dozen New York City public school parents are suing Mayor Bill de Blasio and his schools chancellor Meisha Porter in an attempt to force the full return of in-person learning before the end of the school year.
The suit, spearheaded by a group of Upper West Side mothers, was filed in State Supreme Court on Tuesday night. It argues that the city's COVID-19 restrictions are depriving public school students of their constitutional right to a sound education, leaving children depressed, and in some cases suicidal.
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RUCHUDA BOONPLIEN/Shutterstock Nearly two dozen New York City public school parents are suing Mayor Bill de Blasio and his schools chancellor Meisha Porter in an attempt to force the full return of in-person learning before the end of the school year.
The suit, spearheaded by a group of Upper West [...]
