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new york city geographic district #30
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Community District 30 Education Council
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cec30.org
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New York City Geographic District #30 Education Council (CEC30) is a volunteer-run, government advisory body established under New York State Education Law and operating under the NYC Department of Education (NYCPS). It provides community oversight of public education for Pre-K through 8th grade students across seven western Queens neighborhoods — Astoria, Corona, East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, Long Island City, Sunnyside, and Woodside. Its statutorily defined responsibilities include approving zoning line changes, reviewing district education programs, evaluating the District Superintendent, assisting School Leadership Teams (SLTs), holding public forums, and hosting joint public hearings on significant school utilization changes. CEC30 is one of 32 such councils in New York City, one per Community School District.

CEC30's underlying technology is a public-information website (cec30.org) with Google Translate integration for multilingual accessibility and built-in accessibility features (large font, high contrast, grayscale, yellow-link modes). It has no commercial products, no proprietary software, no API, and no mobile applications. Its operating technology consists of standard document publishing (PDF agendas, minutes, resolutions) and meeting recording distribution. The council has no revenue model and no pricing — participation and membership are free, and council members serve as unpaid volunteer public officials.

Communication and outreach occur through the cec30.org website, an email distribution list, an Instagram account (@cec30nyc), and monthly public calendar and business meetings with archived agendas, minutes, resolutions, and recordings. The office is located at 28-11 Queens Plaza N, #512, Long Island City. Strategic partners include NYCPS, the Office of District Planning, and Columbia University's Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL), which facilitates the D30 LIC Working Group on Long Island City elementary school capacity.

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CEC30 is a volunteer-run NYC government advisory council that provides community oversight of Pre-K through 8th grade public education across seven western Queens neighborhoods, operating under the NYC Department of Education.

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community education council, public school governance, school zoning oversight, parent community engagement, district education policy
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1Elected School Boards & Governance Councils
CodeEDADABAEPrimaryYes
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  • Educational Support Services611710
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Public Education Governance
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Community Education Council 30 (CEC30) is a government advisory body that provides community governance and oversight for NYC Public Schools in Community School District 30, covering Pre-K through 8th-grade students across seven western Queens neighborhoods. The council exercises statutory powers including approving zoning line changes, reviewing district education programs, evaluating the District Superintendent, assisting School Leadership Teams, holding public forums, and hosting joint public hearings on school utilization changes.

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Product and service2 records
1Community Education Council Governance Services
CategoryPublic Education Governance
2District 30 Working Group
CategorySchool Capacity Planning
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CEC30 operates under the authority of the NYC Department of Education. The council represents Pre-K through 8th grade students in District 30 and works with NYCPS on school utilization, zoning, and district planning matters.

2Office of District Planning (ODP)
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ODP works with CEC30 on district planning matters, including Long Island City school capacity planning and zoning decisions. ODP hired the Center for Public Research and Leadership at Columbia University to facilitate the District 30 Working Group.

cec30.org
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CPRL was hired by NYC DOE's Office of District Planning to facilitate the District 30 Working Group on Long Island City elementary school capacity. CPRL helps organize the working group, facilitate meetings, and create community engagement materials.

4Project Open Arms
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D30 Open Arms is inspired by NYCPS's citywide Project Open Arms initiative that provides coordinated support to immigrant and asylum-seeking families. CEC30 shares resources from Project Open Arms through its website.

cec30.org
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Lower Manhattan Community Education Council serving the same K-8 governance role for District 1. Identical statutory mandate, structure, and volunteer composition as CEC30, operating under the same NYC DOE umbrella.

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Manhattan Community Education Council for District 2. Performs the same zoning approval, program review, and Superintendent evaluation functions for its district as CEC30 does for District 30.

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Upper West Side / Harlem Community Education Council for District 3. Operates with the same statutory framework, volunteer model, and NYC DOE oversight as CEC30.

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Brooklyn Community Education Council serving District 15 (Park Slope, Sunset Park, Bay Ridge). Performs an identical advisory governance role with the same NYC State Education Law foundation as CEC30.

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Brooklyn Community Education Council for District 20 (Bay Ridge, Borough Park, Sunset Park). Same statutory authority, structure, and volunteer composition as CEC30.

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Queens Community Education Council for District 24 (Corona, Ridgewood, Maspeth, Glendale, Middle Village). A direct geographic neighbor of CEC30 in western Queens, with identical mandate and governance model.

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Queens Community Education Council for District 25 (Flushing, Bayside, Whitestone). Operates under the same statutory framework as CEC30 and serves a comparably diverse Queens community.

8Community Education Council District 26 (CEC26)
TypeDirect peer
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Queens Community Education Council for District 26 (Bayside Hills, Douglaston, Little Neck, Oakland Gardens). Performs identical K-8 community oversight functions as CEC30.

9Community Education Council District 27 (CEC27)
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Rockaway/Howard Beach Community Education Council for District 27. Shares the same statutory authority, volunteer model, and NYC DOE oversight structure as CEC30.

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Queens/Bronx Community Education Council serving District 28 (Jamaica, Hollis, St. Albans, South Ozone Park, Rosedale). An additional direct peer operating under identical New York State Education Law provisions as CEC30.

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new york city geographic district #30

Public Education Governancecec30.org

CEC30 is a volunteer-run NYC government advisory council that provides community oversight of Pre-K through 8th grade public education across seven western Queens neighborhoods, operating under the NYC Department of Education.

What new york city geographic district #30 does

New York City Geographic District #30 Education Council (CEC30) is a volunteer-run, government advisory body established under New York State Education Law and operating under the NYC Department of Education (NYCPS). It provides community oversight of public education for Pre-K through 8th grade students across seven western Queens neighborhoods — Astoria, Corona, East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, Long Island City, Sunnyside, and Woodside. Its statutorily defined responsibilities include approving zoning line changes, reviewing district education programs, evaluating the District Superintendent, assisting School Leadership Teams (SLTs), holding public forums, and hosting joint public hearings on significant school utilization changes. CEC30 is one of 32 such councils in New York City, one per Community School District.

CEC30's underlying technology is a public-information website (cec30.org) with Google Translate integration for multilingual accessibility and built-in accessibility features (large font, high contrast, grayscale, yellow-link modes). It has no commercial products, no proprietary software, no API, and no mobile applications. Its operating technology consists of standard document publishing (PDF agendas, minutes, resolutions) and meeting recording distribution. The council has no revenue model and no pricing — participation and membership are free, and council members serve as unpaid volunteer public officials.

Communication and outreach occur through the cec30.org website, an email distribution list, an Instagram account (@cec30nyc), and monthly public calendar and business meetings with archived agendas, minutes, resolutions, and recordings. The office is located at 28-11 Queens Plaza N, #512, Long Island City. Strategic partners include NYCPS, the Office of District Planning, and Columbia University's Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL), which facilitates the D30 LIC Working Group on Long Island City elementary school capacity.

new york city geographic district #30 firmographics

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Name
new york city geographic district #30
Legal name
Community District 30 Education Council
Website
https://cec30.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Short description
CEC30 is a volunteer-run NYC government advisory council that provides community oversight of Pre-K through 8th grade public education across seven western Queens neighborhoods, operating under the NYC Department of Education.
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new york city geographic district #30 industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Education Governance
NAICS
Educational Support Services (611710)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Elected School Boards & Governance Councils (EDADABAE)

Keywords

  • Community education council
  • Public school governance
  • School zoning oversight
  • Parent community engagement
  • District education policy

Where new york city geographic district #30 is headquartered

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Long Island City
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new york city geographic district #30 product offering

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Community Education Council 30 (CEC30) is a government advisory body that provides community governance and oversight for NYC Public Schools in Community School District 30, covering Pre-K through 8th-grade students across seven western Queens neighborhoods. The council exercises statutory powers including approving zoning line changes, reviewing district education programs, evaluating the District Superintendent, assisting School Leadership Teams, holding public forums, and hosting joint public hearings on school utilization changes.

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  • Community Education Council Governance Services
  • District 30 Working Group

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new york city geographic district #30 partnerships and signals

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Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • NYC Department of Education (NYCPS)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCEC30 operates under the authority of the NYC Department of Education. The council represents Pre-K through 8th grade students in District 30 and works with NYCPS on school utilization, zoning, and district planning matters.
  • Office of District Planning (ODP)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerODP works with CEC30 on district planning matters, including Long Island City school capacity planning and zoning decisions. ODP hired the Center for Public Research and Leadership at Columbia University to facilitate the District 30 Working Group.
  • Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL) at Columbia UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCPRL was hired by NYC DOE's Office of District Planning to facilitate the District 30 Working Group on Long Island City elementary school capacity. CPRL helps organize the working group, facilitate meetings, and create community engagement materials.
  • Project Open ArmsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerD30 Open Arms is inspired by NYCPS's citywide Project Open Arms initiative that provides coordinated support to immigrant and asylum-seeking families. CEC30 shares resources from Project Open Arms through its website.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

new york city geographic district #30 competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Community Education Council District 1 (CEC1): Lower Manhattan Community Education Council serving the same K-8 governance role for District 1. Identical statutory mandate, structure, and volunteer composition as CEC30, operating under the same NYC DOE umbrella.
  • Community Education Council District 2 (CEC2): Manhattan Community Education Council for District 2. Performs the same zoning approval, program review, and Superintendent evaluation functions for its district as CEC30 does for District 30.
  • Community Education Council District 3 (CEC3): Upper West Side / Harlem Community Education Council for District 3. Operates with the same statutory framework, volunteer model, and NYC DOE oversight as CEC30.
  • Community Education Council District 15 (CEC15): Brooklyn Community Education Council serving District 15 (Park Slope, Sunset Park, Bay Ridge). Performs an identical advisory governance role with the same NYC State Education Law foundation as CEC30.
  • Community Education Council District 20 (CEC20): Brooklyn Community Education Council for District 20 (Bay Ridge, Borough Park, Sunset Park). Same statutory authority, structure, and volunteer composition as CEC30.
  • Community Education Council District 24 (CEC24): Queens Community Education Council for District 24 (Corona, Ridgewood, Maspeth, Glendale, Middle Village). A direct geographic neighbor of CEC30 in western Queens, with identical mandate and governance model.
  • Community Education Council District 25 (CEC25): Queens Community Education Council for District 25 (Flushing, Bayside, Whitestone). Operates under the same statutory framework as CEC30 and serves a comparably diverse Queens community.
  • Community Education Council District 26 (CEC26): Queens Community Education Council for District 26 (Bayside Hills, Douglaston, Little Neck, Oakland Gardens). Performs identical K-8 community oversight functions as CEC30.
  • Community Education Council District 27 (CEC27): Rockaway/Howard Beach Community Education Council for District 27. Shares the same statutory authority, volunteer model, and NYC DOE oversight structure as CEC30.
  • Community Education Council District 28 (CEC28): Queens/Bronx Community Education Council serving District 28 (Jamaica, Hollis, St. Albans, South Ozone Park, Rosedale). An additional direct peer operating under identical New York State Education Law provisions as CEC30.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights5 records

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Frequently asked questions about new york city geographic district #30

What does new york city geographic district #30 do?

Community Education Council 30 (CEC30) is a government advisory body that provides community governance and oversight for NYC Public Schools in Community School District 30, covering Pre-K through 8th-grade students across seven western Queens neighborhoods. The council exercises statutory powers including approving zoning line changes, reviewing district education programs, evaluating the District Superintendent, assisting School Leadership Teams, holding public forums, and hosting joint public hearings on school utilization changes.

Is new york city geographic district #30 a public or private company?

new york city geographic district #30 is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was new york city geographic district #30 founded?

new york city geographic district #30 was founded in -1.

Where is new york city geographic district #30 based?

new york city geographic district #30 is headquartered in Long Island City, United States, in the North America region.

Who are new york city geographic district #30's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Community Education Council District 1 (CEC1), Community Education Council District 2 (CEC2), Community Education Council District 3 (CEC3), Community Education Council District 15 (CEC15), Community Education Council District 20 (CEC20), Community Education Council District 24 (CEC24), Community Education Council District 25 (CEC25), Community Education Council District 26 (CEC26), Community Education Council District 27 (CEC27) and Community Education Council District 28 (CEC28).

Does new york city geographic district #30 have an API?

No public API is recorded for new york city geographic district #30.

What industry is new york city geographic district #30 in?

new york city geographic district #30's product category is Public Education Governance. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDADABAE, Elected School Boards & Governance Councils. Its NAICS code is 611710 and its SIC code is 8200.

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