For 10 years, Janet Elias shelled out $100 a month to an Alley Pond, Queens homeowner for a coveted amenity: a guaranteed parking spot in their driveway every day from 7:30 am to 3 pm.
A New York City public school teacher since 2005, Elias was a technology instructor at nearby PS 46, where she routinely struggled to find spaces, even within a 30-minute walk of her job.
“God forbid it snowed—forget about it. Then you were really screwed,” Elias told The Post.
Now retired, Elias continues to advocate for current teachers online and at city council meetings. She calls the parking debacle one of her top issues — and current educators say the…
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