Education Reporting in NYC
Civil rights battles have taken to the sports fields in New York City Schools, where black and Hispanic students are twice as likely as their white and Asian classmates to attend high schools with very few, if any, sports opportunities available.
Read MoreIn “The New Kids: Big Dreams and Brave Journeys at a High School for Immigrant Teens,” author Brooke Hauser reveals the long journeys the students endured to reach Brooklyn, New …
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Only two females out of a total 40 Yemeni students at the International Community High School in the Bronx have graduated in the past four years; many were sent back to Yemen for marriage.
Read MoreThe U.S. Census Bureau released a study, suggesting that earning any college degree will, on average, increase your income throughout the lifetime by $1 million. Based on the study, James Marshall makes …
Read MoreThe new study released by Fed detailed the demographics of wealth in the U.S. According to the study, the demographics did not change much over time. Except that it did: “Asian …
Read MoreThe State University of New York-Buffalo Law School, followed by the University Iowa College of Law announced this month that they will begin accepting applications without the required Law School …
Read MoreA Bronx Charter School for Better Learning proposal to open a second school inside J.H.S. 144 on Gunther Avenue next fall faced no public resistance Feb. 9.
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