NYC Education Department Undergoes Major Leadership and Structural Changes

Carolyne Quintana, deputy chancellor of teaching and learning, will leave her position at the end of the school year amid a significant restructuring of the department.

Overview

David Banks, NYC schools chancellor, announced the departure of Carolyne Quintana and the dissolution of the Division of Teaching & Learning.
Quintana's exit is linked to internal turmoil and allegations of pay discrepancies within the department.
The restructuring aims to bring educational resources closer to schools, with a focus on improving literacy and other educational initiatives.
Quintana has been a key figure in launching NYC Reads and the nation's largest dyslexia screening program.
Despite the shakeup, no layoffs are expected as the department undergoes restructuring.