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Committee on Children and Youth · Nov 17, 2025

Mondayat least 3 h 38 min3 officials identified12 public speakers5 agenda itemsVideo: Viebit

The Committee on Children and Youth and the Committee on Education opened a joint oversight hearing on educational access in New York City juvenile detention centers.

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Agenda · 5 itemsShowHide
  1. 0:30Oversight - Educational Access in NYC’s Juvenile Detention Centers.
  2. 0:54This bill would require the NYC Department of Education (DOE), and an office or agency designated by the mayor, to establish a pilot program to develop and distribute educational materials to students and staff regarding
  3. 0:54Establish a Citywide Educational Leadership Team (S.3067).
  4. 0:54Require each District Leadership Team and School Leadership Team to include one student representative as a member of such teams within the New York City public school system (S.3064/A.505).
  5. 0:30Oversight - Educational Access in NYC’s Juvenile Detention Centers.

What happened

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  1. The Committee on Children and Youth and the Committee on Education opened a joint oversight hearing on educational access in New York City juvenile detention centers.0:53
  2. The hearing also covered Intro 987 on a pilot program for educational materials about surplus food in public schools, and Resos 1017, 1018, 1019 and 842.0:53
  3. A presenter from the Administration for Children’s Services testified on education in secure detention at Horizon and Crossroads, alongside New York City Public Schools.9:24
  4. The District 79 superintendent testified on Passages Academy and the district’s education programs in detention settings.23:29
  5. A presenter from the Office of Food and Nutrition Services testified on Intro 987.32:33

Who spoke

3 officials identified · talk time, most first.

Public comment: 12 speakers.

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Hamlet, “Committee on Children and Youth, Nov 17, 2025: New York.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/nyc/children-and-youth/meetings/2025-11-17. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Nov 17, 2025.