NEW YORK (AP) — New York City Controller Scott Stringer says one-third of city schools were overcrowded in 2012 and the Department of Education failed to address the problem effectively.
Stringer says in a report Wednesday that the department didn’t track whether recommendations to reduce overcrowding had been implemented or not.
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