Although the strike ended Dec. 10, the occupying students are now demanding that the New School compensate them for disruptions to their education.
that the New School compensate them for disruptions to their education caused by the part-time professors’ walkout.“We demand that every student receives a final course grade of A as well as the removal of I/Z grades for the Fall 2022 semester.” The letter also went on to demand that “Attendance shall have no bearing on course grade.” The students are also demanding the resignation of New School president Dwight McBride as well as the provost and vice president.
“We demand all students be refunded for the loss of instructional time due to the strike,” the letter states.Tuition and fees at the elite college is more than $52,000 a year, according to the school’s website.Share this article:
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