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This funding is being allocated as part of a new, ongoing partnership between the de Blasio Administration and the City Council to help emergency food providers deal with the challenges ofCOVID-19 pandemic.  \nThe City's Food Czar team, overseen by Commissioner Kathryn Garcia, has been doing direct outreach to pantries to understand their needs, and this funding will cover  \ncritical immediate operating expenses such as increased food costs, additional staffing, new safety supplies, and the ability to deliver food items directly to seniors who are now homebound. More than 800 organizations citywide, including pantries, mobile pantries, soup kitchens and non-profit organizations, may be eligible to receive emergency funding for these critical operating expenses. The Food Czar team, in partnership with New York City Human Resources Administration/Department of Social Services, will begin outreach to let food pantries know how to access these newly available emergency funds.  \nThe City also has several emergency food programs underway, including DOE Grab-and-go meals at over 400 sites across the city that are open to all, senior meal deliveries, and deliveries to vulnerable populations [in need through nyc.gov/GetFood. The](in need through nyc.gov/GetFood. The) additional funding for emergency food providers will ensure these vital organizations have the funding they need to stay open throughout this crisis and feed an unprecedented number of New Yorkers in need.  \nDSNY Reported: The New York City Department of Sanitation (“DSNY”) previously announced that it would hold a public hearing, on April 16, 2020, at 9:30 A.M., on a proposed rule to require certain buildings to submit a building waste management plan. In light of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, DSNY has determined, that the hearing must be postponed indefinitely. Notice of a revised hearing date will be announced at a future time.  \nDepartment of Education (DOE) Reported:  \n1. Remote learning is extended to the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year  \na. On April 11, Mayor de Blasio and Chancellor Carranza announced that New York City public school buildings will not reopen during the 2019-20 school year. Teachers and students will finish the school year in remote learning. We will continue to operate our 400+ school-based Meal Hubs, which serve three free meals a day to any New Yorker who needs them, and we will continue to ensure child care for the children of essential workers.  \n2. $221 million DOE budget cut for fiscal year 2021  \na. During this unprecedented crisis, NYC is facing incredible fiscal hardship. Mayor de Blasio announced a $221 million budget cut to the DOE, effective in fiscal year 2021 (FY21) . Reductions identified this week:  \ni. $100M fair student funding reduction for FY21  \n-2-  \nii. $67M professional development reduction: mandated programs protected, eliminate redundancy, more efficient training sessions  \niii. $49M equity and excellence reduction: reduction in funding of programs such as Summer in the City, Single Shepherd, College Access for All  \niv. $43M delay in 3K expansion to districts 1, 12, 14, and 29 in FY21  \nv. $5M SONYC afterschool rightsizing  \n3. June 2020 regents exams are cancelled (click here for the full NYSED’s memo)  \n4. Middle school offers are available  \na. Middle school offers were released on April 6, through MySchools account, mail, calling 311, or emailing a Family Welcome Center.  \nb. Middle school waitlists will open the week of April 13. 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