NYC's school application website crashes day before deadline
New York City parents were left fuming Wednesday after the website accepting their children’s public school applications buckled under high traffic — one day before the deadline.
“The site is just not working for me. I think there’s just heavy use. It’s the equivalent of trying to buy Taylor Swift tickets right now,” one concerned mother, Lindsay Owen, told The Post. “The site is going at a snail’s pace and it can’t cope with the traffic. Obviously a lot of parents have left it to the last minute like me, but a deadline is a deadline and if you do it in time, the process should be easy,” she said.
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