NYC Public Schools launch anti-hate hotline on anniversary of Oct. 7 terror attacks * Brooklyn PaperNew initiatives in NYC public schools, including an anti-hate hotline, aim to address bias and create a safe learning environment for all students.
24 new schools opening in NYC tomorrowThe NYC public school system is expanding with 24 new schools and over 11,000 seats for the upcoming school year, addressing class size mandates.
NYC test scores 2024: Math scores rise, English scores fallMath scores improved in NYC public schools, but English scores declined amid a curriculum overhaul.
Exclusive | NYC educators accused of sending inappropriate messages to kids still licensed, in classroomsNumerous teachers involved in misconduct cases remain licensed despite serious allegations, highlighting systemic flaws in vetting processes.
This Year, There Are 24 New Schools In NYC Serving 11,000+ StudentsNew schools in NYC will accommodate over 11,000 students in 2024-2025 with modern facilities and a focus on well-being.
Updated NYC public schools application process lifts district restrictions on middle schools, expands high-school choiceNYC public schools updated application process increases school choice by removing district restrictions for middle schools and expanding high school application limits.
NYC Public Schools launch anti-hate hotline on anniversary of Oct. 7 terror attacks * Brooklyn PaperNew initiatives in NYC public schools, including an anti-hate hotline, aim to address bias and create a safe learning environment for all students.
24 new schools opening in NYC tomorrowThe NYC public school system is expanding with 24 new schools and over 11,000 seats for the upcoming school year, addressing class size mandates.
NYC test scores 2024: Math scores rise, English scores fallMath scores improved in NYC public schools, but English scores declined amid a curriculum overhaul.
Exclusive | NYC educators accused of sending inappropriate messages to kids still licensed, in classroomsNumerous teachers involved in misconduct cases remain licensed despite serious allegations, highlighting systemic flaws in vetting processes.
This Year, There Are 24 New Schools In NYC Serving 11,000+ StudentsNew schools in NYC will accommodate over 11,000 students in 2024-2025 with modern facilities and a focus on well-being.
Updated NYC public schools application process lifts district restrictions on middle schools, expands high-school choiceNYC public schools updated application process increases school choice by removing district restrictions for middle schools and expanding high school application limits.
Why Are NYC Schools Closed The Day After Halloween?NYC students get a day off on November 1st for Diwali, a new public school holiday, post-Halloween.
Reports: A third of NYC public school kids are chronically absentChronic absenteeism remains a significant issue in NYC schools, particularly for disadvantaged groups, post-pandemic.
NYC Schools Launch Anti-Hate Hotline, Interfaith Council to Combat Bias Amid Israel-Hamas ConflictNYC public schools launch initiatives to address bias and discrimination, including a hotline and an interfaith council, in response to escalating hate incidents.
Brooklyn Parents Question City's Plan For Smaller ClassesImplementation of NYC's Class Size Reduction Plan to reduce class sizes over five years to benefit students.
NYC schools could use gyms, other spaces to comply with class-size mandate as critics blast 'disaster in the making'As many as 500 schools in NYC may repurpose spaces to meet class size mandates, impacting facilities and curriculum diversity.
Cellphones Won't Be Banned In NYC Schools...YetNYC schools won't implement a cellphone ban this September as officials need more time to finalize details and consider parental input.
Albany's powers hold NYC kids hostage again in yet another mayoral-control dramaLawmakers are considering ending mayoral control of NYC schools.Governor Hochul proposed a four-year extension of mayoral control to end political games.
NYC Schools Launch Anti-Hate Hotline, Interfaith Council to Combat Bias Amid Israel-Hamas ConflictNYC public schools launch initiatives to address bias and discrimination, including a hotline and an interfaith council, in response to escalating hate incidents.
Brooklyn Parents Question City's Plan For Smaller ClassesImplementation of NYC's Class Size Reduction Plan to reduce class sizes over five years to benefit students.
NYC schools could use gyms, other spaces to comply with class-size mandate as critics blast 'disaster in the making'As many as 500 schools in NYC may repurpose spaces to meet class size mandates, impacting facilities and curriculum diversity.
Cellphones Won't Be Banned In NYC Schools...YetNYC schools won't implement a cellphone ban this September as officials need more time to finalize details and consider parental input.
Albany's powers hold NYC kids hostage again in yet another mayoral-control dramaLawmakers are considering ending mayoral control of NYC schools.Governor Hochul proposed a four-year extension of mayoral control to end political games.
Melissa Aviles-Ramos: What to know about the next NYC schools chancellor | amNewYorkMelissa Aviles-Ramos has been appointed NYC schools chancellor, starting January 1, 2025, following David Banks' retirement amidst an FBI probe.
Exclusive | Departing NYC schools chancellor David Banks admits Eric Adams might not stay mayor following indictmentDavid Banks doubts Mayor Adams' viability in office following indictment, emphasizing uncertainty and the need for continuity in educational leadership amid turmoil.
Melissa Aviles-Ramos: What to know about the next NYC schools chancellor | amNewYorkMelissa Aviles-Ramos has been appointed NYC schools chancellor, starting January 1, 2025, following David Banks' retirement amidst an FBI probe.
Exclusive | Departing NYC schools chancellor David Banks admits Eric Adams might not stay mayor following indictmentDavid Banks doubts Mayor Adams' viability in office following indictment, emphasizing uncertainty and the need for continuity in educational leadership amid turmoil.
David Banks, New York City's Schools Chancellor, to ResignDavid C. Banks resigns as NYC's public school chancellor amid a corruption scandal, highlighting a significant crisis in the administration.
In Combative Hearing, New York School Chief Turns Tables on RepublicansDavid C. Banks stood firm against accusations of poorly addressing antisemitism in NYC schools, acknowledging the issue while challenging lawmakers and maintaining his stance.
David Banks, New York City's Schools Chancellor, to ResignDavid C. Banks resigns as NYC's public school chancellor amid a corruption scandal, highlighting a significant crisis in the administration.
In Combative Hearing, New York School Chief Turns Tables on RepublicansDavid C. Banks stood firm against accusations of poorly addressing antisemitism in NYC schools, acknowledging the issue while challenging lawmakers and maintaining his stance.
NYC education chief calls migrant influx 'godsend' to city's public schoolsMigrant students are seen as beneficial to NYC schools, combating enrollment declines and supporting struggling institutions.
A tech firm ditched a power lobbyist. Then it called on the NYC schools chancellor's brotherSaferwatch's attempt to implement panic button apps in NYC schools has been hindered by lobbying complications and potential ethical violations.
Williamsburg mother and daughter distraught after school leaves daughter unattendedBrooklyn mom calls for improved school safety after daughter left unattended in yard.
After 4.8 earthquake, NYC schools resume normal operationsSchools in NYC continued operations normally after a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with no reported injuries.School officials assured families about student safety, and the Education Department collaborated closely with city agencies for student well-being.
Williamsburg mother and daughter distraught after school leaves daughter unattendedBrooklyn mom calls for improved school safety after daughter left unattended in yard.
After 4.8 earthquake, NYC schools resume normal operationsSchools in NYC continued operations normally after a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with no reported injuries.School officials assured families about student safety, and the Education Department collaborated closely with city agencies for student well-being.
70+ Schools Join NYC's Open Streets Program This Fall For Outdoor Learning & RecessNYC expands Open Streets for Schools to 71, enhancing safety and outdoor learning for students with a historical support framework.
Exclusive | Jewish families, school staff call on NYC to ban keffiyehs in schools: Symbol of 'hate'Some Jewish community members in NYC seek to ban keffiyehs in public schools, viewing them as symbols of hate and violence.
NYC public schools 2024-2025: What parents need to know for the new school yearNew York City public schools are implementing potential changes like smartphone restrictions to enhance students' mental health as the new academic year begins.
'Complete disaster': Teachers criticize new math curriculum ahead of citywide adoptionTeachers at NYC schools are speaking out against the new Illustrative Math program due to its limitations and negative impact on student learning.
Yes, Chancellor Banks: Ban phones in school ASAPChancellor David Banks considering ban on cellphone use in NYC schools starting September for better learning environment.
Looming NYC school phone ban could force kids to store phones in $30 pouches paid for by taxpayers: reportA proposed cellphone ban in NYC schools may lead to students using $30 Yondr pouches to lock up devices, tackling distractions and privacy concerns.
Yes, Chancellor Banks: Ban phones in school ASAPChancellor David Banks considering ban on cellphone use in NYC schools starting September for better learning environment.
Looming NYC school phone ban could force kids to store phones in $30 pouches paid for by taxpayers: reportA proposed cellphone ban in NYC schools may lead to students using $30 Yondr pouches to lock up devices, tackling distractions and privacy concerns.
It's time to stop screwing Manhattan students by giving other kids priorityManhattan students face challenges in accessing high-quality schools due to borough-based admissions policies.
Outraged NYC parents, teachers demand DOE leader be held accountable by Congress over antisemitismParents, teachers, and advocates demand accountability from Schools Chancellor David Banks on combating antisemitism in NYC schools.Congressional hearing to address antisemitism in K-12 schools, focusing on challenges faced by Jewish students and staff in NYC.
What's News, Breaking: Thursday, April 11, 2024The state Education Department's report on NYC school governance is inconclusive.The report indicates a desire for change but does not specify what changes are needed.
Educators Are Sharing How Student AI Use Has Changed The Way They Teach, And I'm So Glad I'm Not In School AnymoreDiverse ELL student population in NYCChallenges with AI programs for ELL students
Five Students Wounded in Slashing at Queens High SchoolIncrease in school violence in NYC schools is concerning.Possible link between rising discipline problems and pandemic-related stress.
No one's telling the truth about the class-size law: It hurts kids and ONLY helps the UFTThe class-size law in NYC may benefit teachers more than studentsReducing class sizes may impact quality of education and teacher hiring process
Mayor restores $20M to 'Summer Rising' program for schoolchildrenNYC Schools' Summer Rising program to receive $20 million for academic and social development.
The class-size law is about to cause misery for countless city public-school familiesNew state mandate could impact NYC school admissions process for 2025-26.Mandate may hurt popular schools, redistribute funding, and increase teacher union membership.
Mayor restores $20M to 'Summer Rising' program for schoolchildrenNYC Schools' Summer Rising program to receive $20 million for academic and social development.
The class-size law is about to cause misery for countless city public-school familiesNew state mandate could impact NYC school admissions process for 2025-26.Mandate may hurt popular schools, redistribute funding, and increase teacher union membership.
NYC students' vaccination rates still below pre-pandemic levels: Health DeptImmunization rates in NYC schools below pre-pandemic levelsVaccination rates declined due to pandemic and misinformation
Morning meltdown: Tech glitches make for a messy remote learning dayTeachers and students in NYC were unable to access virtual classes due to technical issues during a snowstorm.The outage affected logging into remote learning platforms, Zoom, and email accounts.