District overview
New York City Geographic District #20
How local CEC 20 records connect families to District 20 decisions.
District 20's local public forum is Community Education Council 20.
CEC 20 is the local council that holds public meetings, votes on its own resolutions, and brings District 20 concerns to New York City Public Schools. NYCPS and its central offices control the citywide budget, admissions rules, and most systemwide programs.
Local public record
CEC 20's official archive supplied 29 agendas and minutes from September 2025 through July 2026.
Funding
At its March 2026 meeting, the superintendent described a $932 million District 20 budget and explained that principals use Fair Student Funding for much of their school budgets.
Who decides
CEC 20 can make requests and pass resolutions. City agencies decide whether to adopt systemwide changes, including admissions and instructional guidance.
The archive is useful but incomplete: June and July are represented by agendas only, and the collected records do not include a District 20 school-by-school spending table.
Where the district stands
Major projects
K082 middle-school building
Planning; expected 2027-28 openingDistrict planning staff described a 461-seat middle-school building at 6315 14th Avenue. The city was still considering a new school, an annex, or a school relocation.
- CEC 20 hears initial planning and capacity details
- Expected 2027-28 opening, according to the planning presentation
Funding
Not stated in the collected CEC 20 meeting record
Reviewed all 29 sources collected from CEC 20's official meeting archive. This page distinguishes confirmed council actions from proposals and city decisions.
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