Education Archives – Page 4 of 63 – Metro US

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NY officials warn school districts that they must enroll migrant students

By Ben Brachfeld

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Bringing out their best: Kids with NYPD Giants program visit Camp Fiver

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Love to learn: Educational events that are fun for the whole family

By Molly Given

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More than 40% of NYC school buildings are not accessible to students with disabilities: report

By Sarah Belle Lin

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13th Annual Taste of the Seaport Festival returns next month, aims to raise money for local schools

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Volunteers hold East Village backpack drive to help students succeed on day one of new school year

By Max Parrott

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Students and educators sue DOE claiming school for deaf children lacks proper emergency notification system

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Potential school bus strike could impact up to 150,000 public school students

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Public schools to adjust their arrival and dismissal times

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Millions of kids are missing weeks of school as attendance tanks across the US

By Bianca Vasquez Toness, AP

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Back-to-school drive to take place in Harlem, organizers plan to fill 14,000 backpacks for public school students

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Public school occupational and physical therapists will be revoting on their contract: United Federation of Teachers

By Sarah Belle Lin

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City Council passes resolution that calls on state to prohibit legacy admissions at New York colleges and universities

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Hochul announces $108 million in grants for schools to address pandemic learning loss, student mental health

By Sarah Belle Lin

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‘Backpacks and Blockbusters’ at community gardens will combine back-to-school supply drives with free movies

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-ed | To address gun violence, invest in our youth

By Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg

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School district bus tour gives out free backpacks, school supplies to Philly students

By Jack Tomczuk

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Mayor, governor unveil wide-ranging blueprint to combat gun violence

By Dean Moses

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Abbott Elementary’s Lisa Ann Walter set to appear at Manhattan school supply drive for teachers

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-Ed | Faculty Drive CUNY’s Innovation and Impact

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

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Philly ABCs initiative aims to curb summer learning loss

By Eric Moody

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Mayor Adams appoints two new members to the DOE’s Panel for Educational Policy

By Sarah Belle Lin

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With 1,000 applicants for 140 seats, NYC’s Harbor School set for major expansion

By Jo Napolitano, The 74

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Jason Momoa to host Discovery Channel’s ‘Shark Week,’ kicks off July 23 and features feeding frenzies

By Mark Kennedy, AP

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Op-ed | School supplies are vital to a student’s academic readiness

By Leslie Armstrong

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DOE court-ordered by judge to change system for special education hearing orders

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-Ed | The FY24 Budget Won’t Make Students Any Safer

By Darlette Borbon

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Smaller classes, bigger costs: IBO report says NYC might need to spend $1.9 billion to meet state class size mandate

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Personal finance to be taught as part of NYC teen and homeless youth programs

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-Ed | This CUNY addition is music to my ears

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

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United Federation of Teachers approves 5-year contract with the city

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Who is a patriot? Not surprisingly, the definition today varies because of politics in America

By Gary Fields, Margery Beck and Rebecca Boone, AP

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Metro Philadelphia

Affirmative action is out in higher education. What comes next for college admissions?

By Associated Press

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The Supreme Court rejects Biden administration’s plan to wipe away student loan debt

By Mark Sherman, AP

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New Yorkers react to Supreme Court’s ruling ending affirmative action in colleges

By Isabel Song Beer

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