District 15 overview
New York City Geographic District #15
How Community Education Council 15 records local school priorities and decisions.
Who makes local school decisions?
Community Education Council 15 represents District 15 families. Its public meetings include superintendent reports, public comment, school-facilities priorities, resolutions, and votes. The records show the council's advocacy and local oversight; they do not establish that the council controls the citywide school budget or NYCPS policy.
Public representation
The council posts agendas and approved minutes for calendar and business meetings, with public-comment and interpretation information.
Facilities priorities
The council uses school walk-throughs and School Construction Authority discussions to develop requests for repairs and upgrades.
Family participation
The council has organized public working groups on equity and language access, instruction and programming, and operations and infrastructure.
The collected record ends in April 2026. It is a useful account of the documented meetings, not proof that no later meetings or citywide decisions occurred.
What is on the public record
Major projects
School Construction Authority priority list
Council priorities approvedThe council approved its top five School Construction Authority requests after discussing school walk-throughs and capital-planning materials. The reviewed minutes do not give project-level costs or a construction schedule.
- Council approved its top five SCA requests
- Minutes identify the final SCA request-list submission deadline
Funding
New York City School Construction Authority capital-planning process
Reviewed all 19 documents collected from CEC 15's official agenda and minutes pages.
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