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Nearly half of NYC DOE grads at CUNY need remedial classes

Por: New York Post Nation February 26, 2023

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Nearly half of all New York City public school graduates who head to local community colleges are  forced into remedial classes to survive their first semester, troubling new data obtained by The Post reveal.  Amid chronic absenteeism, widespread grade inflation, and a failure to prepare students for higher education, city school kids are being shoved through an educational revolving door without truly learning, experts told The Post.... + full article



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