In a stunning turn of events, a scandal has rocked the education department in New York City, threatening to undermine the reforms championed by Schools Chancellor David Mamdani. Just months after Mamdani vowed to bring about much-needed contract reform, allegations have surfaced that he himself broke the rules. According to reports, Mamdani allegedly circumvented city regulations in order to secure a lucrative contract for a favored vendor. As the investigation unfolds, educators, parents, and city officials are left wondering: will Mamdani's reputation survive this scandal, and what does it mean for the future of contract reform in New York City's schools?
Mamdani vowed contract reform. His schools chancellor allegedly broke the rules. Now what? Chalkbeat
