A unanimous state appellate panel has ordered the New York City Department of Education to provide a court with records of an internal investigation into allegations by a retired teacher that his school failed to comply with the No Child Left Behind Act when procuring federal funding.
An Appellate Division, First Department, panel of Justices Angela Mazzarelli (See Profile), Richard Andrias (See Profile), Leland DeGrasse (See Profile), Rosalyn Richter (See Profile) and Darcel Clark (See Profile) yesterday reinstated the Article 78 proceeding the teacher filed to compel the DOE to turn over the records.
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