Off-duty NYC Department of Education employee arrested in Manhattan
An off-duty New York City employee was arrested in Manhattan Monday afternoon, according to the NYPD. Elijah Watt was taken ...
Feds urged to hold NYC Department of Education accountable for the lack of special needs services
Special needs students are feeling the effects of being denied services due to new regulations from the New York City ...
Eliminating the Department of Education: What it could mean for NYC
President-elect Donald Trump made promises during his campaign to revamp the Department of Education in his return to the ...
NYC schoolkids granted full week before Christmas off after 7th grader’s petition drew thousands of signatures: ‘Their voice matters’
New York City schoolkids will get a full week off before Christmas break — following a petition started by a sharp Brooklyn ...
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NYC plans to close Brooklyn school, open new ‘literacy academy’ for struggling readers
A plan to close one school and open another addresses two problems: A growing number of unsustainably small schools and ...
See how your school performed on the 2024 New York state reading exam
Of the 22,526 students who took the test at Staten Island public schools in spring 2024, 56.2% were proficient, data shows.
New NYC Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos is highest paid city employee — trumping Mayor Adams’ salary
A Bronx-born mom, 42, Aviles-Ramos will get a whopping $414,799-a-year, a big jump from her last $232,754 Department of ...
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How could a second Trump term affect city schools?
Experts say President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportations and to abolish the federal department of education could have a big impact on the city’s public schools — from the education of ...
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The Education Exchange: Bringing the Science of Reading To New York City Schools
Daniel Weisberg, First Deputy Chancellor, New York City Department of Education, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss the NYC Reads program, which aims to ensure that all New York City students become ...