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School District Information Officer

Location:
Bronx, NY
Posted:
January 19, 2024

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Online Complaint Form:

https://nycsci.org/online-

complaint-form/

Telephone:

212-***-****

Fax:

212-***-****

Send Mail To:

The Special Commissioner of

Investigation for the New York

City School District

80 Maiden Lane, 20th Floor

New York, NY 10038

Public Information Officer:

212-***-****

If you wish to have a

representative from our office

speak at your school, agency, or

organization, please contact us.

City of New York

The Special Commissioner

of Investigation

For The New York City School District

80 Maiden Lane, 20th Floor

New York, New York 10038

General info: 212-***-****

Fax: 212-***-****

Committed to a Safe, Honest

& Ethical New York City School

System

Anastasia Coleman

Special Commissioner

www.nycsci.org www.nycsci.org www.nycsci.org

HOW TO REPORT

CORRUPTION AND

MISCONDUCT

April 2022

Visit the SCI webpage to stay current on our work

QUESTIONS COMMONLY ASKED

Q: What sort of misconduct does SCI

investigate?

A: SCI investigates misappropriation of funds,

sexual abuse of students, conflicts of interest

and any other criminal or unethical conduct that

hinders the public schools from functioning

effectively.

Q: Whom does SCI investigate?

A: Our job is to keep the schools free of crime

and corruption at every level of the system.

Therefore, SCI investigates anyone who works

on school sites or in administrative offices as well as anyone doing business with the New York City

School District.

Q: How long do investigations take?

A: Speed is one of our main priorities, and some

investigations are completed within weeks of the

initial complaint. However, many investigations

require time-consuming tasks such as gathering

evidence and interviewing witnesses. Therefore,

large-scale investigations can take months to

complete.

Q: How can I help?

A: If you suspect corruption or crime affecting

the school system, your school district, or your

school, call us at 212-***-**** or visit our web- site nycsci.org

Q: Will my job be protected against retaliation

if I report wrongdoing?

A: The Department of Education’s “whistleblow-

er protection” resolution guarantees protection

from retaliation for any employee who reports

corruption or wrongdoing to SCI.

ABOUT US

The Special Commissioner of Investigation for the

New York City School District (“SCI”) was created

independent of the Department of Education by

the Mayor and the Board of Education (“BOE”)

in 1990. SCI investigates fraud, corruption,

misconduct, and other illegal, unethical or

improper activities by officials, employees,

contractors, and vendors doing business with the

New York City Department of Education (“DOE”) -

the nation’s largest school district enrolling nearly one million students and employing 140,000 staff

located in over 1,800 facilities.

OUR GOAL: THE BEST

EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

FOR NEW YORK CITY’S

SCHOOLCHILDREN

Our office conducts investigations that, first

and foremost, insure safe, quality education for

New York City’s schoolchildren. We investigate

allegations of :

• Child sexual and physical abuse

• Corruption & fraud

• Financial crimes

• Misconduct

• Conflicts of Interest

• Mismanagment

• Theft

Whenever we uncover wrongdoing, our office

issues a report that describes the crime or

misconduct and details the investigation. We also

recommend action, whether it be prosecuting

a school official who has committed a crime,

removing an administrator who has acted

unethically, or changing school policy to prevent

similar misconduct from recurring. SCI seeks

not only to protect our schoolchildren but also

to ensure that the billions of dollars allocated to New York City schools annually is spent on

education. Due to this commitment, many of

our investigations result in lasting, far-reaching improvements in our school system.

PROFESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS

SCI’s staff consists of investigators and attorneys with a wealth of experience in investigating, litigating, and prosecuting criminal and civil matters. By order of the Mayor and resolution of the BOE, SCI is authorized to:

• Conduct investigative hearings

• Take testimony under oath

• Examine, copy or remove any evidence

• Issue subpoenas & Conduct arrests

• Recommend disciplinary or remedial action

Having such authority enables SCI to conduct accurate, thorough investigations that result in safer and more productive learning environments for New York City’s children.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

SCI wants to know what is happening in your school or district. Your information and cooperation are vital to our success. Everyone who has a stake i



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