The contract between the United Federation of Teachers and the city was ratified by 89% of the more than 2,000 occupational and physical therapists who cast ballots, according to an independent tally.

The analysis focused on city spending on special education “due process” claims, when families who suspect they’re being denied services like speech or physical therapy seek legal judgments and settlements.

In a letter addressed to colleagues across the state, Attorney General Letitia James and State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa wrote that they recently learned some districts employ discriminatory practices — making it “difficult or impossible” for u…

María Flores, 36, had immigrated from Honduras in August when just months later, she welcomed her fifth child. Since then, the single mom suspects a plot is underway to ouist her from a Brooklyn shelter.

Columbia University outlined a series of steps Wednesday to review its admissions policies in the wake of the Supreme Court’s ban on affirmative action in higher education.