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Staten Island, NY
Joined February 2017
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Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Hey @KamillahMHanks thank you for supporting #SaveLTW! Don’t forget to baseline the funding for LTW, a program that has given countless young adults support needed to earn a HS diploma and succeed in college and employment. @NYCMayor @DOEChancellor
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Learning to Work provides invaluable resources, mentorship + real-world experiences, helping students overcome obstacles + reach their full potential. LTW equips them w/ skills + confidence to succeed in school + beyond. #SaveLTW @NYCMayor @DOEChancellor @NYCSchools
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Learning to Work (LTW) provides invaluable resources, mentorship, + real-world experiences, helping students overcome obstacles + reach their full potential. LTW equips them w/ skills + confidence to succeed in school + beyond. #SaveLTW @NYCMayor @DOEChancellor @NYCSchools
ALT Students from our Learning To Work program, which gives needed support for young adults to earn a diploma and succeed.
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Learning to Work is a vital program that helps young people graduate from high school and connects them to jobs and further education. NYC needs LTW to ensure no young person falls through the cracks! #SaveLTW @NYCMayor @DOEChancellor @NYCSchools
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Learning to Work (LTW) is a transformative initiative designed to empower and support young people in their educational and career journeys. @NYCCouncil is calling on @NYCMayor to restore and baseline $33M to ensure LTW can support the youth for years to come. #SaveLTW
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
We are outside City Hall pushing to #SaveLTW! Learning to Work (LTW) is a vital program that helps young people graduate from high school and connects them to jobs and further education. @NYCMayor @DOEChancellor @NYCSchools @NYCCouncil
ALT Learning To Work program supporters with NYC CM Rita Joseph outside City Hall calling on NYC Mayor Adams to fund the program.
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
300+ students were at City Hall in March calling on @NYCMayor to #SaveLTW, a vital program that has given countless young adults the support they needed to earn a high school diploma and succeed in college and employment. @DOEChancellor @NYCSchools
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Learning to Work (LTW) is a transformative initiative designed to empower and support young people in their educational and career journeys. @NYCCouncil is calling on @NYCMayor to restore and baseline $33M to ensure LTW can support the youth for years to come. #SaveLTW
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
300+ students were at City Hall in March calling on @NYCMayor to #SaveLTW, a vital program that has given countless young adults the support they needed to earn a high school diploma and succeed in college and employment. @DOEChancellor @NYCSchools
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
For those following March Madness, we have now entered the second half of the FY25 budget negotiations. The @NYCCouncil will be fighting for full restorations across the board from 3K to CUNY, our libraries, cultural organizations & everything in between. Lock in your brackets.
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
#SaveLTW Rally at City Hall 💥 Standing shoulder to shoulder with our colleagues @QCHnyc @goodshepherdNYC @stnicksalliance and more!
There was an overwhelming number of supporters present, many unable to pass through the security barricades! #EducationForAll #LongTermFundingPlan
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Early show today. All ages. Watch live @ 10 AM: council.nyc.gov/livestream
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Against all odds, the NYC economy endures. We are now forecasting $3.3B more than OMB for FY24 & 25 revenue. That means from 3K to CUNY to our cultural sector, stronger than expected tax revenues will allow us to restore the blunt cuts that weren't necessary in the first place.
🚨 NEW REPORT ALERT 🚨
The Council has released its February 2024 Economic and Tax Revenue Forecast, estimating about $3.3 billion *more* in tax revenues than OMB over Fiscal Years 2024 and 2025 combined.
Read it here: council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-co…
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Today, the @NYCCouncil released a brand new shiny 2024 Economic and Tax Revenue Forecast, ahead of FY25 preliminary budget hearings starting tomorrow. We are now forecasting $3.3B more than OMB for FY24 & FY25 revenue. So let's dig in. Follow along here: shorturl.at/beq39
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Adams exaggerated the budget gap to force unnecessary cuts onto New Yorkers.
The Mayor’s pre-K cuts are intentional, not inevitable—
thecity.nyc/2024/01/17/adams…
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
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Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
🧵I continue to hear people (who should know better) bemoaning how much the city budget has *ballooned* since whichever year in the past they choose to make their point. They seem to think we start at zero every year and spend until we run out of ideas. That's not how it works.
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Somebody's shook 😬
Our community will NEVER vote for someone who defunded NYPD, raised property taxes, supports congestion pricing, funds migrant shelters and sides with Bernie Sanders. silive.com/politics/2023/11/…
Michael DeVito Jr. retweeted
Chancellor David C. Banks And The Robin Hood Foundation Launch A New Cohort Of Next-Generation Community Schools @NYC_CommSchools @RitaJosephNYC @MarkTreyger718 @CityYearNewYork @RobinHoodNYC harlemworldmagazine.com/chan…
