Name an evidence-based education intervention that you would pilot or scale (if it's already being implemented but not widely discussed). And, more broadly how is education research factoring into your vision for New York City schools?

The next mayor’s decisions can determine whether our children are prepared to succeed in the world ahead, and ultimately, whether our economy stays competitive. What is your vision for cultivating cross-sector and community-based partnerships to forge a shared investment in our schools and students?

New York City is the largest and most diverse school system in the country, with five boroughs and 32 community school districts. What, in your view, is the best governance model that balances the mayor's overall responsibility for the system, and the voices and interests of parents and other stakeholders throughout the city?

The U.S. Department of Education recently launched the America 250 Civics Education Coalition, a coalition of organizations, including the America First Policy Institute, Turning Point USA, and Moms for Liberty, ‘dedicated to renewing patriotism.’ U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon outlined her plan for how the department would promote ‘patriotic education.’ As mayor of a city with mayoral control over the city's schools, with the power to appoint the schools chancellor and a majority of the members of the panel that votes on major education policies, how do you think this initiative should impact NYC's public schools?

How will you ensure students gain media literacy to engage responsibly as citizens?

In the event of federal immigration intervention in schools, what systems can be implemented to protect students?

NYC has been a pioneer in serving young children prior to their entry to formal school. What specifically will you do, and when, to advance quality services and equitable access for all NYC’s young children so they can thrive and their parents can work?

The childcare system is at a breaking point - parents are faced with increasingly high childcare tuition, while early childhood teachers in childcare settings face continued low pay and benefits. How does your campaign aim to address this persistent and critical issue?

Mental health among today's youth continues to be of great concern. Meanwhile, shortages in professional staff and access to resources remains. How will you work to make sure we have the necessary psychologists, social workers and guidance counselors in our schools to meet the mental health needs of students?

Gender based violence remains a significant social ill in the city and nationally. What specific initiatives, including laws, policies, programs, and funding will you initiate or sponsor to protect the safety and promote the mental and physical health, educational progress, and financial well being of New Yorkers who are affected by these devastating experiences?

How would your administration support physical education in schools and how will you measure outcomes?

What will you do to help make nutritious food more accessible and affordable in NYC?

What would the future of school meals look like under your administration?