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NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks to resign in latest Adams admin turmoil
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September 24, 2024
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0:35Now PlayingThe embattled head of New York City schools is expected to step down as Mayor Eric Adams’ administration contends with a leadership shakeup in the face of swirling federal investigations.
David Banks will retire from his post as the schools chancellor by the end of this year, sources said.
The chancellor had met with Adams in Gracie Mansion and informed the mayor of his plans to retire, sources said and according to his retirement letter obtained by The Post.
“During our meeting earlier this year, I advised you that I intend to retire at the end of this calendar year after ensuring the school year got off to a good start,” Banks wrote.
“I have decided to retire effective December 31, 2024, after dedicating nearly 40 years of service to New York City’s public schools.”
The resignation is the latest departure in the upper ranks of the Adams administration. On Monday, City Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan announced he was leaving at the end of the year.
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