Schools Chancellor David Banks has blasted naysayers who questioned the reason behind his Martha’s Vineyard nuptials to longtime love first deputy mayor Sheena Wright.

Outgoing Schools Chancellor David Banks and his decade-plus partner First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright planned to finally tie the knot this weekend, as a federal corruption probe ensnares the Banks

Embattled New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks will step away from his post in the next few weeks — months earlier than previously planned, The Post has learned. Banks announced his retirement from the top post in the Department of Education on Sept.

Mayor Eric Adams issued an executive order Thursday that allows Sheena Wright, his top deputy, to delegate her duties to another senior administration official with the stroke of a pen — an unusual move that comes amid turmoil at City Hall and speculation over whether Wright could be the next to leave the administration.

David Banks, the New York City schools chancellor, has announced he has moved up his departure to mid-October.

New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks will be stepping down in October, not at the end of December as originally announced.

NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks on Thursday said he was forced to resign earlier than planned by Mayor Eric Adams — a move that comes as Gov. Hochul places pressure on Adams to clear his administration of top officials involved in federal corruption probes.

Outgoing Schools Chancellor David Banks on Wednesday shut down rumors he wed his decade-plus partner First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright for spousal privilege as Mayor Adams’s top aides are ensnared in a federal corruption investigation.

New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks is expected to step down from his position sooner than expected, several months before he was supposed to retire, a City Hall spokesperson confirmed to PIX11 News on Wednesday.