Whistleblower Teacher Barred From Filming Dull Days in 'Rubber Room'

The teacher had been streaming his boring days online in an effort to expose the city's "rubber rooms," where teachers are put on administrative duty.

New Test for City's Gifted and Talented Program

The new aptitude test hopes to diversify the gifted and talented program, but critics are wary.

2012 School Progress Reports Could Lead to More School Closures

Schools that received D and F grades, as well as those that consistently receive C grades, will be investigated by the city Department of Education.

Addressing Educational Apartheid in NYC

According to the New York Times, our schools are among the most segregated in the entire nation.

Harvest Festival & Open House

Mayor Calls Admissions to City's Elite Schools 'As Fair As Can Be'

Mayor Bloomberg responded to claims made by the NAACP that the admissions process is unfair to minority students, saying there is "nothing subjective" about the tests.

Mortgage Readiness Clinic: How to Effectively Use a Real Estate Agent and Homeownership Counselor

Homeownership Workshop

First Time Homebuyer Series

Social Security Goes Paperless!

Mapping the Road Ahead for Business & Community

Fresh Start Clinic

NAACP: Blacks and Latinos Barred From City's Best High Schools

The civil rights group alleges that the city's best high schools have barely any minority representation, and believe the admissions test may be to blame.

It Takes a Village: Building a Paradise Playground

Brooklyn Swag Shop and The Fund for Public Schools are on a mission to build a safe play space for Bed-Stuy children with special needs.

Mayor Bloomberg: Educare Opening in Bklyn for Children as Young as 6 Weeks Old

A new preschool will open in Brownsville for children as young as 6 weeks old, and about 4,000 part time prekindergarten seats will turn full time.

Boys and Girls All Grown Up: Alumni Weeked Bash!

Parents Less Involved With Children's Public Education: Report

Statistics show parental involvement is decreasing, but the DOE says the report doesn't tell the whole story.

Active Design Workshop

Lecture on the Implications of the Affordable Care Act

Understanding Breast Cancer

State Considers Splitting History Regents Into Two Tests, Teachers Object

New regulations for splitting the test could cost the state millions and hurt graduation rates, though Regents believes it could ultimately help students.

No Set Standards for Teacher Grading Worries Educators

Teachers in the same school settings in different districts could receive different grades, and educators are worried about what that will mean for their jobs.

Beginning with Children Charter School 2 Board of Trustees Meeting

Community Partnership Charter School

Former Bed-Stuy Teacher Accused of Sexual Misconduct Still on DOE Payroll

City Blames UFT. Parents Group Blames DOE.

Beginning with Children Charter School Board of Trustees Meeting

Build a Greenhouse for Your Community Garden

Schools Chancellor Walcott Promises to Continue with Major Reforms

Opening 55 new schools and rearranging special needs students are some of Dennis Walcott's ambitious reform ideas.

PHOTOS: Back to School, Bed-Stuy!

Today was the official first day of school for children attending NYC Public Schools

FIRST TIME INVESTOR PROGRAM

FINANCIAL LITERACY WORKSHOPS

Women of Color Writing Workshop

Kars4Kids Free Backpack Giveaway

Kars4Kids Free Backpack Giveaway

Bhagavad Geeta for Everyday Living - Enlightening Talks by Swami Mukundananda

Taste of the South

Therapy Wine Bar Mixology Series

Vision Board Workshop - Summer 2012

PS 308 Says They Have "No More Room!"

Two different reports on a charter school co-location yield opposing results

DOE Announces School Closures

Boys and Girls High School Will Remain Open