Six New York City school leaders are on a weeklong “educational leadership” trip across China – funded in part by taxpayer money – raising red flags over privacy issues and influence of…
New York City school leaders are on a trip across China that is raising questions over privacy issues and influence of the Chinese Communist Party.
Ian Oxnevad, a senior fellow for foreign affairs and security studies at the National Association of Scholars, compared Hongliang’s role to that of the former Soviet Union’s “political officer.”Cristina Gonzalez, principal of PS 94 in Sunset Park, sits by students in China while on a weeklong “China Educational Leadership Study Tour & Exchange” trip in Shanghai and Beijing.“If they want to learn Chinese, they could go to Taiwan and do it without the totalitarianism.
ECNU has sister programs with the China Institute and the Chicago public school district, which both have active Confucius Institutes and partner with universities supporting Beijing’s military-industrial complex, according to the FDD.Nidhi Jaipershad, assistant principal of science at Francis Lewis High School in Fresh Meadows, was one of six NYC school leaders who conferenced with China’s educators last week.
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