The city is keeping students’ safety on hold.
The Adams administration has yet to publicly launch a school safety hotline promised at the start of the academic year, The Post has learned.
City officials previously said the tip line was slated to debut last fall, but no official launch announcement or updates had been made since an October City Council hearing.
In March, The Post’s Cindy Adams wrote a column disclosing school safety phone number.
The Post tested the line earlier this month and it was answered by police officers on the Juvenile Crime Desk.
But when The Post then inquired with the city Department of Education and the NYPD why they hadn’t publicly posted the hotline number, it was disconnected.
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