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In the midst of a schools crisis as deep as the one that confronts New York it would seem to us that the last item the mayor would want to cut would be seed money for an experimental program designed to underwrite new approaches. But that’s what the mayor has done by eliminating from the city budget $10 million intended for the Charter School Improvement Fund created in 2000 by Mayor Giuliani. The chairwoman of the City Council’s education committee, Eva Moskowitz, tells our Rachel Kovner that she is trying to get the funds restored, but that the struggle is a lone battle. “Don’t hold your breath,” she says.
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|In the midst of a schools crisis as deep as the one that confronts New York it would seem to us that the last item the mayor would want to cut would be seed money for an experimental program designed to underwrite new approaches. But that’s what the mayor has done by eliminating from the city budget $10 million intended for the Charter School Improvement Fund created in 2000 by Mayor Giuliani. The chairwoman of the City Council’s education committee, Eva Moskowitz, tells our Rachel Kovner that she is trying to get the funds restored, but that the struggle is a lone battle. “Don’t hold your breath,” she says.
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