Education Reporting in NYC
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Harlem’s French-American charter school offers one several bilingual programs in the city to parents who want to maintain their cultural heritage and give their children a ticket to an international lifestyle.
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New Bangladeshi immigrants face cultural and financial obstacles when they seek higher education in this country.
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A musical is a great piece of teamwork. Students and teachers at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts have given it their all to stage “Carousel.” For many of the young artists, it’s the first step on the path that they hope leads to Broadway.
Read MoreOne Queens high school principal figured out a way to streamline life in an automated school — for free.
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Canadian film, Monsieur Lazhar, takes a refreshingly un-American approach to talk about death and loss in the classroom.
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At the Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science, teachers don’t just teach students–they also teach each other.
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Classes co-taught by special and general education teachers have increased in the city over the last five years.
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New York is one of only two states that treats 16-year-olds as adults in criminal cases, but a proposal to create youth courts could change that.
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For staff members at the Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science, checking up on their students doesn’t end with graduation.
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