Education Reporting in NYC
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series by School-Stories.org staff that explores New York City — home to the most segregated school district in America. For more, click here. MANHATTAN District 1 …
Read MoreEagle Academy 6th through 12th grade school in the South Bronx has the most skewed population of students in Tremont’s District 9: fewer English Language Learners and fewer children who qualify for free and reduced lunch than the average.
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Some middle class parents look for dual language programs in languages like French and Japanese the way others look for good athletics or strong arts programs.
Read MoreAt the Knowledge is Power Program charter school board meeting on March 30, the board continued to centralize the approach to governance and academics across all 11 of the network’s …
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The city plans to expand classes for about a 100 children with autism into all five boroughs.
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Schools where students present portfolio work instead of take state-wide Regents exams help their immigrant students learn English.
Read MoreMuch of Hope in the Unseen’s success could be attributed to the detailed reporting and the access Suskind had in Cedric’s high school, and later, his university.
Read MoreKIPP Board members voted to begin discussing consolidating two of their schools under the same charter umbrella
Read MoreAfter the attacks by French jihadists killed 17 people at the Charlie Hebdo office in Paris, leading conversations of citizenship, morality have become a heavy responsibility for school teachers. via …
Read MoreTwo city council members plan to introduce a bill that would educate parents early in the school year about their rights to opt-out of state tests. via Chalkbeat NY http://ny.chalkbeat.org/2015/02/11/city-council-members-want-city-to-give-parents-opt-out-info/#.VNwLT0Kln-Y
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