Exclusive | DOE gives $4M field to ex-chancellor's all-boys school - and girls soccer players get the boot
Briefly

The New York City Department of Education, after spending $4 million on upgrading a Brooklyn athletic field, transferred control to Eagle Academy for Young Men II, which subsequently dismissed three girl soccer teams. This action is now being investigated for potential Title IX violations, highlighting concerns over gender discrimination. Girls from Medgar Evers, Wingate, and Prospect Heights high schools, previously using the field near their schools, now face challenges playing on distant locations, disrupting their education and activities. Coach Yakovlyuk claims the transfer was politicized and unfairly marginalized the girls' teams.
The transfer of the renovated athletic field to Eagle Academy has raised concerns over potential Title IX violations, restricting access to girls' soccer teams.
Coach Yakovlyuk expressed frustration, stating the girls were unfairly treated due to political maneuvers that prioritized a boys' school above their needs.
Read at New York Post
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