New York City students and parents are navigating the start of the school year amid fresh challenges, including adjustments to updated safety protocols and learning models. With some schools resuming in-person instruction while others remain hybrid or remote, families are adapting to new routines and expectations. Concerns over academic gaps, mental health support, and logistical hurdles—such as transportation and device access—are shaping the experience for many. The shift also comes as educators and officials work to balance public health guidance with the needs of students still recovering from prolonged disruptions.
NYC students, parents begin the school year with new things to adjust to CBS News
