Education Archives – Page 5 of 63 – Metro US

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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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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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Just breathe: DOE to require breathing exercises for public school students

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Diwali scheduled as an official school holiday for New York City public schools: City Hall

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Opportunity grows in Brooklyn: How Brooklyn Lab Charter High School rebounded from the pandemic

By Marianna McMurdock, The 74

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NYC parents express doubts over Education Council election results, demand independent audit from DOE

By Sarah Belle Lin

High school student at announcement of FutureReady NYC expansion with Google's help to diversify NYC's tech workforce

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Plugged in to educate: ‘FutureReadyNYC’ initiative expanding in NYC with Google’s help in effort to diversify tech workforce

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-ed | The importance of finding funding for CUNY, an engine of opportunity

By Adrienne Adams

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Diplomas of hope: Rikers Island celebrates 43 high school graduates of its East River Academy program

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-ed | School food: The complete picture

By Mayor Eric Adam

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City strikes 5-plus year deal with UFT, includes annual raises and virtual learning program

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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All clear: NYC public schools and programs set to resume business as usual Monday after city’s air quality troubles

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Their voices | NYC students share their experiences going to school with wildfire smoke and hazardous air

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Air quality threatens Friday classes, leads Kenney to curtail city services

By Jack Tomczuk

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Schools and classes will be fully remote Friday due to poor air quality: DOE

By Sarah Belle Lin

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NYC students encouraged to attend school Wednesday despite wildfire smoke conditions: NYC officials

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Nearly 10,000 preschoolers with special education needs did not receive their mandated services: Report

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Metro Philadelphia

Surge Academy aims to elevate Philadelphia’s Black and brown education leaders

By Jack Tomczuk

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Metro Philadelphia

Here’s how to prepare to start paying back your student loans when the pandemic payment freeze ends

By Associated Press

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PHOTOS: LIU Board of Trustees hosts annual fundraising gala at The Plaza Hotel

By amNewYork

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LaGuardia Community College partners with Fedcap Group to bring educational opportunities to Union Square Civic Hall

By Dean Moses

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With future of affirmative action uncertain, colleges look for other ways to reach diversity goals

By Collin Binkley, AP

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Mystery machete man chases teens near Staten Island high school: NYPD

By Ben Brachfeld

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Metro Philadelphia

Analysis: A look at Watlington’s 5-year plan for Philly schools

By Jack Tomczuk

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‘We all matter’: Empire BlueCross BlueShield HealthPlus hosts ‘packing party’ for foster care kids with nonprofit Comfort Cases

By Meaghan McGoldrick

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Q&A with Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine: MSG, Congestion Pricing, Migrant Crisis

By Sarah Belle Lin

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At Lower Manhattan rally, youth and family services providers, pols say they won’t accept ‘one penny of cuts’ to education

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Shortchanged: NYC early childhood care providers still seeing delayed payments for their services, leaving futures in jeopardy

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Op-Ed | Students know the value of CUNY — so should our politicians

By Kathryn Gioiosa

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