Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani
Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we honor the six million Jewish lives — and the millions of others — senselessly murdered by the Nazi regime. We remember not only the unimaginable loss, but the warning history leaves us. This day calls on us to do more than reflect; it calls on us to act — to confront antisemitism wherever it exists and to reject all forms of hatred and dehumanization. May the memories of all those lost be a blessing — one that guides us as we build a world where every life is sacred. -
I’m excited to share that @NYCSchools will be OPEN for in-person learning tomorrow, Tuesday, Jan. 27, with all programs and activities resuming as scheduled. This is possible because of the round-the-clock work of our school facilities staff, who’ve been clearing ice and snow at entrances and ensuring our buildings are warm and ready for students and staff. I’m deeply grateful to our school leaders, educators, and families—for making today’s remote learning day work and for continuing to show up for our kids as they return to their classrooms tomorrow. -
As dangerously cold temperatures move through New York, we have opened 10 warming centers across all five boroughs to provide safe, heated indoor spaces for New Yorkers in need. Centers will be open through at least Monday evening at the following locations: Bronx Gompers Campus, 455 Southern Boulevard DeWitt Clinton Campus, 100 West Mosholu Parkway Manhattan Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School, 120 West 46th Street Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics Campus, 260 Pleasant Avenue Brooklyn Midwood High School, 2839 Bedford Avenue Urban Assembly for Law and Justice, 283 Adams Street Queens Jamaica Campus, 167-01 Gothic Drive Long Island City High School, 14-30 Broadway Staten Island Curtis High School, 105 Hamilton Avenue New Dorp High School, 465 New Dorp Lane -
