Black parents’ righteous fury at NYC public-school failure

In what could be the straw that breaks the camel’s back, middle-class black families in Queens are mobilizing against the city Department of Education’s routine acceptance of rotten public schools.

As The Post’s Georgett Roberts and Selim Algar report, these parents in District 29 aren’t taking “We need more resources” as an excuse. “A lot of people knew that it was bad,” explains local activist Michael Duncan, “but they didn’t know it was this bad.”