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NYC schools

  • The Urgent Need to Fortify Student Data Security
    The Urgent Need to Fortify Student Data Security
    Commentary While New York Attorney General Letitia James’s name has dominated much of the news in 2024 already, one of the most noteworthy instances did not garner nearly enough attention. ...
    March 8, 2024BY Danyela Souza Egorov and Shannon Edwards
  • Public Schools Suffering Amidst Migrant Crisis | New York Insider
    Public Schools Suffering Amidst Migrant Crisis | New York Insider
    NYC Schools Overwhelmed: 30,000 New Students From Undocumented Families Strain Resources Amid Budget Cuts.
    February 29, 2024BY Liam O'Neill
  • Maud Maron on NYC Schools Pushing Critical Race Theory; the Assault on Merit; and the Emerging ‘Community of the Canceled’
    Maud Maron on NYC Schools Pushing Critical Race Theory; the Assault on Merit; and the Emerging ‘Community of the Canceled’
    "You can teach kids how to treat each other with respect and dignity without trying to racially essentialize ...
    October 2, 2021BY Jan Jekielek
  • NYC Public Schools Reopen Classrooms for 1 Million Students After 18-Month Closure
    NYC Public Schools Reopen Classrooms for 1 Million Students After 18-Month Closure
    New York City on Sept. 13 opened its classroom doors to nearly 1 million students, many of whom ...
    September 13, 2021BY Bill Pan
  • New York City Lays Out Limits on Restraints and Suspensions
    New York City Lays Out Limits on Restraints and Suspensions
    New York City educators will face new restrictions on handcuffing or suspending students as part of a regulations ...
    March 12, 2015BY Annie Waldman
  • 2015 Wisdom From ‘Cool Cat’ Teacher
    2015 Wisdom From ‘Cool Cat’ Teacher
    There are a couple of cool tech innovations to look out for in 2015 classrooms.
    January 18, 2015BY Petr Svab
  • NYC Expands Public School Bilingual Education
    NYC Expands Public School Bilingual Education
    But it all comes down to how well the programs will be executed.
    January 14, 2015BY Petr Svab
  • Poor NY Schools Back to Deplorable Pre-Recession Funding
    Poor NY Schools Back to Deplorable Pre-Recession Funding
    Seven years after the recession New York schools finally recovered from repeated budget cuts, but only to find ...
    January 11, 2015BY Petr Svab
  • Parents Can Serve on City Education Council
    Parents Can Serve on City Education Council
    New York City Parents can apply to serve on the Department of Education’s 2015 Community and Citywide Education ...
    January 8, 2015BY Amelia Pang
  • Cell Phones Allowed in NYC Schools Soon–But Keep Them a Secret
    Cell Phones Allowed in NYC Schools Soon–But Keep Them a Secret
    The decades-long ban on cellphones is to be lifted in New York City schools in two months, Mayor ...
    January 7, 2015BY Petr Svab
  • Community Partners to the Rescue of Struggling Schools
    Community Partners to the Rescue of Struggling Schools
    Some of the city's most struggling schools just got more help. Many of them were paired with non-profits ...
    December 1, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • What’s Wrong With Our Schools? Troubled Path to College
    What’s Wrong With Our Schools? Troubled Path to College
    This is the third part of a series exploring the decades long national reform of public education, and will attempt ...
    November 15, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Seven Things NYC Charter Schools Recommend to District Schools
    Seven Things NYC Charter Schools Recommend to District Schools
    There’s seven things struggling public schools can do to turn around, according to New York City Charter Schools ...
    November 13, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • NYC Mayor to Pour Money Into Struggling Schools
    NYC Mayor to Pour Money Into Struggling Schools
    NEW YORK— With a roaring applause Mayor Bill de Blasio entered the auditorium of Coalition School for Social ...
    November 3, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • NYC Students Tackle Test to Elite High Schools, It’s Fair, They Say
    NYC Students Tackle Test to Elite High Schools, It’s Fair, They Say
    NEW YORK—Anticipation lingered in the air on Saturday as a crowd of parents thronged the Brooklyn Technical High ...
    October 26, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Barnard College Receives Street Name in Honor of Its 125th Birthday
    Barnard College Receives Street Name in Honor of Its 125th Birthday
    NEW YORK—Barnard College began in 1889 with a class of 14 young women taking classes at a rented ...
    October 26, 2014BY Annie Wu
  • New York Mayor’s Preschool Crusade Helps Better-Off Families
    New York Mayor’s Preschool Crusade Helps Better-Off Families
    Rookie New York mayor Bill de Blasio – poster child for America’s insurgent progressives – has promised to ...
    October 26, 2014BY Bruce Fuller
  • School Uniforms: Parents Love Them, Students Hate Them
    School Uniforms: Parents Love Them, Students Hate Them
    NEW YORK—Diana Acevedo loves school uniforms. They are so convenient and she ends up paying only about half ...
    October 22, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • What’s Wrong With Our Schools? Short on Career Promises
    What’s Wrong With Our Schools? Short on Career Promises
    NEW YORK—There’s something wholesome about being ready. It’s tied deep down to our notion of parenting. After all, ...
    October 11, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Charter Schools Stage Rally for Great Schools
    Charter Schools Stage Rally for Great Schools
    NEW YORK—It was a massive undertaking for large New York City charter school networks this Thursday. Instead of ...
    October 2, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Where Are NYC Schools Heading? School Chancellor Presents Her Vision to Cheering Crowd
    Where Are NYC Schools Heading? School Chancellor Presents Her Vision to Cheering Crowd
    NEW YORK—Roaring applause filled the auditorium of Brooklyn P.S. 503 as the room stood up in homage to ...
    October 1, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Getting Help With College Application in NYC Can Be a Challenge
    Getting Help With College Application in NYC Can Be a Challenge
    NEW YORK—Aronno Shafi is on top of her college game. A sophomore at the selective Stuyvesant High School, ...
    September 29, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • NYC Schools Go Solar, Cut as Much Greenhouse Gas as Taking 600 Cars Off the Road
    NYC Schools Go Solar, Cut as Much Greenhouse Gas as Taking 600 Cars Off the Road
    New York City plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions down by 80 percent by 2050, and part of ...
    September 29, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • NYC Schools Overcrowded, Professors Say (+Video)
    NYC Schools Overcrowded, Professors Say (+Video)
    New York City children are crammed into classrooms in record numbers and this may sabotage everything the administration ...
    September 24, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Queen of Spain Graces NYC School (+Photos)
    Queen of Spain Graces NYC School (+Photos)
    NEW YORK—It was a moment of awe for Vimarsha Sital. “I kept thinking in my mind: ‘Should I ...
    September 22, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • New York City Education Loses Out on $250 Million
    New York City Education Loses Out on $250 Million
    New York City’s education budget will be $250 million lighter this year after the United Federation of Teachers ...
    January 17, 2013BY Kristen Meriwether
  • School Bus Strike in NYC Could Happen Any Day
    School Bus Strike in NYC Could Happen Any Day
    In New York City, School bus drivers could strike any day over what they call unfair changes to ...
    January 7, 2013BY Zachary Stieber
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