World Journalism Prep Students Sing the Blues
Jamming out over his lunch break, a Queens teacher ensures kids get a chance to tap their inner musicians.
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Jamming out over his lunch break, a Queens teacher ensures kids get a chance to tap their inner musicians.
Read MoreAs the Academy for Careers in Television and Film experienced a leadership change in January, the school’s new principal hoped to avoid the dip in performance that plagues many new schools after the departure of their founding leader.
Read MoreMunisa Habibova, 12, has spent half her life in the U.S., but she still feels the pull of her early years in Uzbekistan
Read MoreImmigrant children from Uzbekistan have flooded into I.S. 62 in Ditmas Park Brooklyn over the last three years.
Read MoreTeachers in the Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science in the Bronx help their eighth graders avoid the high-anxiety of applying for high school. It’s a 6 through 12 school.
Read MoreStudents at Manhattan International High School hail from 57 different countries. In the peer tutoring elective, freshmen and sophomores are paired with seniors from similar backgrounds so that the students can relate better to each other as they navigate English, their schoolwork, and New York City.
Read MoreChildhood obesity rates are on the rise as hours spent in physical education are on the decline. What’s wrong with this picture?
Read MoreThe Academy for Careers in Television and Film, a Long Island City, Queens career and technical education high school, places its students in movie and tv production internships. Senior Maya Burns, 17, interns once a week at Eclectic/Encore Props, a prop rental warehouse in Manhattan.
Read MoreAcademy for Careers in Television and Film gives high school students the unique opportunity to intern in the film and television industry.
Read MoreAs an immigrant herself, Ivi Hiraldo has a special bond with her students
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