NYC school construction shortfall may reach $2.8 billion.(school system, New York City, New York)(Brief Article)
American School & University, September, 2001
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Two years into a five-year, $7 billion construction program, New York City's school system is looking at a funding shortfall of as much as $2.8 billion. In light of the funding mess, school Chancellor Harold O. Levy wants the responsibility for building and repairing schools to be taken out of the hands of the school board.
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"I find it incredibly troubling," says Levy. "It ...
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