| Mayor Eric Adams is facing bribery and fraud charges, yet he retains the support of incoming schools chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos. Announced as David Banks’ successor, Aviles-Ramos expressed her commitment to Adams’ education agenda, stating: “I share their vision … That’s why I agreed to be chancellor.” Despite the turmoil surrounding Adams, including his indictment, Aviles-Ramos plans to continue the initiatives set by Banks, focusing on literacy and integration in schools. She emphasized the importance of community engagement, saying, “People move to neighborhoods because they want really good schools.” As she prepares to take office, the uncertainty of Adams’ future looms, but Aviles-Ramos remains dedicated to her role and the educational goals of the city. |
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