What the members said

2:04:53We currently have 2 students from transfer schools that are in ICE custody. What kind of support are you providing to students when it comes around immigration?Rita C. JosephChair · Committee on Education · Oct 30, 2025Open the meeting at 2:04:53

6:31:49And it’s only— the funding only is around $300K. That’s it. How many students actually you guys helped in this program?
Susan ZhuangMember · Committee on Education · Mar 23, 2026Open the meeting at 6:31:49
4:06And is it your understanding that that’s actually happening in schools, that teachers are guiding the use of AI? And for what purpose is this AI used? What’s the educational benefit?
Eric DinowitzChair · Committee on Education · Jun 24, 2026Open the meeting at 4:06
11 of 12 members we can compare: 0.4 to 4.8 minutes a meeting (preliminary)
Preliminary: at least 65% of members’ talk time is identified, under the 80% for a full comparison. All 11 members we compare could rank first; the data can’t order them. The other one speak too little in a voice we can check.
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Schools and youth took 77% of the Committee on Education’s meeting time, more than at most bodies in the city
Share of meeting time by topic, from the transcript · 14 meetings, 40 hours · Oct 24, 2025 – Oct 8, 2026
bar = share of meeting time · line = 90% range · tick = typical New York body (shown where it is 0.5% or more)
19 public speakers a meeting; the biggest crowd, 99, came on Mar 23, 2026
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