Education Reporting in NYC
For the first time in nearly 100 years, New York City public schools were on track to alter their “abysmally low” number of buildings that meet the needs of hundreds of students with physical disabilities. Then came Covid-19.
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A “Students Not Scanners” movement at Park Slope Collegiate begins with a student-made mural, and a dose of outrage.
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Neil J. McNeill Jr., principal of the Middle School for Art and Philosophy in Brooklyn, is on a mission to find out why charter schools are so successful.
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Thursday is always vegetarian, and sometimes vegan, in the cafeteria at Public School 244 in Queens, the nation’s first non-charter public school to serve only vegetarian meals.
Read MoreA newly-released report by The College Board shows that student AP participation has risen considerably.
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