New York City parents are expressing frustration over the city's newly released school calendar, with many claiming it doesn't align with the needs of working families. The calendar, which was unveiled by the Department of Education, shifts the start and end dates of the school year, with the first day of school now set for September 5 and the last day on June 28. Critics argue that this change will disrupt summer plans and childcare arrangements for many families, particularly those with children in after-school programs or summer camps. As the city's education system continues to evolve, parents are speaking out about the impact this change will have on their daily lives.
Some parents say new NYC schools calendar ‘doesn't make sense' NBC New York
