The NYC Education Department faced backlash for a scheduling error regarding Eid al-Adha, failing to inform schools in a timely manner. All schools will close on Thursday, while elementary and middle schools will not hold in-person sessions on Friday. Instead, it's designated as a clerical day for staff. Many principals are frustrated by the lack of early communication, raising concerns about the department's understanding of Muslim holiday observances. The department asserts the change aims to offer flexibility for educators' end-of-year tasks, indicating ongoing support for schools affected by the mistake.
The Education Department's communication mishap on the timing of Eid al-Adha led to confusion and frustration among school principals, impacting clerical planning.
Principals expressed frustration over the last-minute notice regarding Eid scheduling, questioning why the Education Department failed to communicate earlier.
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