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'Don’t you think the public deserves to know that mayoral control of 1.1 million public children depended entirely on appeasing specific senators and yeshiva leaders by delaying this report?'

Some parents said their children got new books to display on their desks just for the inspections and were told to speak English in classes where they typically speak Yiddish.

'We are constantly discriminated [against] every day and we are finally standing up for ourselves.'

New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza brushed off criticism from a group of local lawmakers, calling it 'a distraction.'