Special: Students and Parents on the Future of High School Admissions

Pictured from left to right, Professor Kaliris Y. Salas-Ramirez, Katelyn Melville, Paullette Ha Healy, Bernie Carmona, Kelsi Bowen, and Nyah Berg on a panel at The Fordham School of Law Feerick Center for Social Justice. Photo by Mira Gordon

In this episode, we dive into a discussion marking the 20th anniversary of New York City's high school admissions process. Miseducation interns Kelsi, Katelyn, and Bernie, joined by parent advocates, reflect on their experiences navigating the complicated admissions system and explore its impact on equity and access to a quality education. This timely conversation highlights the challenges NYC students face and their hopes for a better future. Tune in for a live recording of their panel, "What Can We Do Better? Perspectives from Parents and Students."