New York, NY – New York City parents can check an online database to see how their public school children performed on new state reading and math exams this spring.
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The New York Times (http://nyti.ms/19TobrD ) says that beginning Monday, they can log into the student information database Aris Parent Link.
Parents have been able to obtain their children’s scores this month by calling or visiting their child’s school.
This week, education department employees will be available at “log on and learn” sessions in public libraries to help parents get scores from the database.
The sessions begin Monday in the Bronx. Parents can call 212 374-4118 for more information. Sessions will be held in a different borough each day.
These numbers are most likely cooked, like the crime stats.