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The middle school and high school admissions process for students in New York City is about to get a lot easier, according to Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor Richard Carranza, the head of the city’s school system.
The two leaders unveiled a new application process Thursday that’s said to be simpler and more straight forward. It will have “fewer deadlines, less paperwork and more transparency,” according to de Blasio.
