Skip to content
Top Menu
March 22, 2023
  • Past Contributors
    • Staff 2016
    • Staff 2015
    • Staff 2014
    • Staff 2013
    • Staff 2012
School Stories

School Stories

Education Reporting in NYC

Blogroll

  • Chalkbeat New York
  • Education Week
  • Inside Schools
  • NYC Public School Parents
  • The Hechinger Report
  • Home
  • News
  • School Wire
  • Special Reports
  • Bookshelf
  • Opinion
  • Staff
Main Menu

Author: Fatima Sugapong

Profiles / School Choice

David Mizhquiri

May 10, 2016May 11, 2016 - by Fatima Sugapong

Age: 13 Neighborhood: Sunset Park, Brooklyn Current School: John Jay Pershing First Choice: Midwood High School, Edward R. Murrow High School, and again to Leadership and Public Service High School Admitted: …

Read More
Bookshelf

Book Review: A Hope in the Unseen by Ron Suskind

April 20, 2016March 25, 2020 - by Fatima Sugapong

In A Hope in the Unseen, Ron Suskind follows Cedric Jennings, a young Black student from an impoverished neighborhood in Washington, D.C. Jennings gets accepted into an Ivy League school, Brown University, …

Read More
School Wire

Study in your PJs? What a high school ‘work from home day’ looks like

February 23, 2016February 29, 2016 - by Fatima Sugapong

A high school in Park Ridge, NJ has adopted a program called Schoology. For one school day, students are given Mac laptops and instead of going to campus, take their …

Read More
School Wire

Got an A in algebra? That’s worth $120

February 23, 2016February 29, 2016 - by Fatima Sugapong

A three-year-old start-up in San Francisco, called raise.me, is helping first generation college students earn scholarship money based on how well they perform in high school. Read more about Ashley …

Read More
School Wire

Bridging the digital divide that leaves school children behind

February 23, 2016February 29, 2016 - by Fatima Sugapong

Five million families across the United States do not have access to Internet in their homes, forcing young students to rely on free wifi wherever they can get it in …

Read More
School Wire

Teaching Bronx students the language of computers

February 23, 2016February 29, 2016 - by Fatima Sugapong

Six high school students from the Bronx invented a website and an app called “Protect and Swerve,” which tracks acts of police violence in the city. Read more here.

Read More

School Wire

  • Education Department to Distribute Menstrual Products During COVID-19
  • More NYC Families Got Top Choice Free Pre-K Program, But Fewer Applied
  • NYC Education Department Announces Severe Cutbacks to Teacher Fellowship Program

Blogroll

  • Chalkbeat New York
  • Education Week
  • Inside Schools
  • NYC Public School Parents
  • The Hechinger Report

Archives

Archives

About Us

School Stories is a Columbia Journalism School publication.

Copyright © 2023 School Stories.
Powered by WordPress and HitMag.