7 New Public Schools Open In NYC: See Where

Students returned to the classroom for the first day of school on Thursday.

CUNY Community College Expanding Into Historic Bronx Post Office

The move will bring CUNY students and new life to a long underused Bronx landmark.

East Harlem Social Worker Supports Students & Families Beyond School Walls

At P.S. 146, Jennifer Schwam provides counseling, resources and round-the-clock care for children and parents.

NYC Teacher’s Warmth and Kindness Brighten School Days

At PS/MS 161, Jean Jackson is the steady presence students and staff turn to for comfort, guidance and joy.

At Columbia Prep, This Teacher Makes History Come Alive For Students

Known for her passion and pragmatism, Heather Denbow challenges students to know the facts and use their voices.

Bronx’s University of Mount Saint Vincent Receives $1.73M Grant to Boost STEM Student Success

National Science Foundation grant will fund scholarships and mentoring for 39 low-income biology, chemistry, and biochemistry majors.

Meet The Beloved Custodian Who Goes Above & Beyond For Students

At Central Boulevard Elementary, Mr. George is known for his care, dedication — and Mets fandom.

NYC Announces New Cellphone Ban Policy For Upcoming School Year

Around $4.3 million of state funds are being used to help implement the policy.

Anne Frank The Exhibition to Distribute 10,000 Free Copies of Anne Frank’s Diary This Summer

“Summer of Reflection: The Legacy of Anne Frank” citywide initiative includes partnerships with NYC Public Schools, NYC's Public Libraries

NYC Set To Open 7 New Public Schools Next Fall

The schools will be open by September 2025.

NYC Set To Expand Free After-School Programs, Mayor Says

“After-School for All” will strengthen and scale after-school programs with the goal of achieving universal access for all students.

New York City Star Student Is 'Sensitive, Brave, Inclusive'

Evy Fung nominated Zaylee of New York City, New York.

The Protests Shook Columbia To Its Core. Now Trump Is Trying To Upend The University Altogether.

​A year of protests and now the Trump administration’s response to them has shaken New York City’s only Ivy League university to its core.

Nearly 200 Middle Schools Will Adopt Revamped Reading, Math Curriculum

The curriculum changes will start in September, officials said.

Nearly $170M Will Go To NYC 3-K And Pre-K Programs, Mayor Says

The city plans to give the programs the same level of funding annually —​ known as baselining.

NYC Will Hire 3,700 New Teachers In Effort To Reduce Class Sizes

The new hires will be spread across 750 schools in the public school system​, officials said.

NYC School Dean Accused Of Strangling Student: Report

The incident happened after the dean told a student to change into his uniform. An argument between the two quickly escalated.

Governors Observe Science of Reading in Action at Manhattan's PS 189

The Reading Institute's Science of Reading microcredential was showcased during the Colorado and Rhode Island Governors' visit to the school

Music faculty at the Manhattan School of Music Announce Strike

Music faculty at the Manhattan School of Music announce their first-ever strike for a fair contract and a kickoff rally on Saturday, Feb. 1

CUNY Braces Undocumented Students For Second Trump Era

The school is being careful in what it’s saying before the incoming president, who has promised mass deportations, begins his second term.

English Learners Rarely Get Into City's Specialized High Schools. This Student Came Achingly Close.

“If you were in the specialized high schools, you would have more readiness … to go to college and get a scholarship,” said Derek, who's 14.

NYC Extends High School Application Deadline After Tech Glitch

The glitch only affected two schools, but families said that could have had ripple effects on their rankings.

NYC's Growing Higher Ed Sector Contributes $35 Billion A Year To City Economy, Study Finds

But challenges for the city's 100 higher ed institutions loom, with Republican-led cuts to federal funding on the horizon.

Plastic-Free Lunch? It Happened At NYC Schools This Week

Eating without plastic is possible – and New York City schools proved it once again this week.

NY Harbor School On Governor's Island To Undergo Expansion

Officials broke ground on the expansion of the school on Nov. 7.

NYC Schools To Get Full Week Of Christmas Off

City schools will be closed on Monday, Dec. 23, Mayor Eric Adams announced Wednesday.

Award-Winning Author Showcases New Children's Book At NYC School

Author Steve Metzger, a Queens native, read his book "Curious Blueberry the Carousel Horse" to students at the Goddard School of Manhattan.

Bronx Community Colleges Go A Year Without Cafeteria Services

​When Hostos did offer cafeteria service, student Sulenny Dominguez, 24, recalled paying about $7 for a plate of rice, beans and chicken.

Adams To Name Melissa Aviles-Ramos As New Schools Chancellor: Report

Aviles-Ramos will be replacing David Banks who announced on Tuesday he would be retiring at the end of the year.

NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks To Retire By End Of Year: Report

His retirement will take effect on Dec. 31, 2024.

16 NYC Schools Named National Blue Ribbon Award Winners

The 16 NYC schools are among 356 other schools nationwide to receive the award.

NYC Teacher Alyssa Gottlieb 'Roots For Each Kid's Success': Shoutout

Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers, and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.

This Bronx Teacher 'Will Make A Student Laugh Every Day:' Shoutout

Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers like Suzanne Woods, and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.

Teacher Spotlight: NYC's Michael Colonna 'Truly Inspires' Students

Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers, and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.

NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks Discusses Cellphone Ban, Antisemitism And More Ahead Of New School Year

"We're ready ... Everybody understands what the gameplan is all about," Banks said.

AI, Cell Phones, Elections: What To Watch As Students Head Back To School

More than 900,000 New York City public school students will return to the classroom on Thursday, ushering in a new academic year.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut Hosts Recruiting Event at Quassy Sept 29th

- CALLS ALL PAST AND PRESENT GIRL SCOUTS TO UNITE AND WELCOME NEW MEMBERS -

CUNY Chancellor Dr. Felix Matos Rodriguez Discusses Unrest On Campus And More In CBS News New York Interview

40 percent of our students come from households that make less than $30,000 a year," Rodriguez said.

NYC Open Streets Will Expand To 71 Schools: NYC DOT

Open Streets for schools will enhance safety for kids, help facilitate smoother pick-ups and drop-offs for parents and guardians.

Teacher Spotlight: Leona Casella Makes A Difference In New York City

Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers, and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.