Hostos Community College students are entering their second year of in-person classes. But they still have to go off-campus for food.
From a sky-high cost of living to a dearth of part-time jobs, New York City is just terrible for students, a new study found.
It's not too late to help their children navigate the highly selective college admissions process.
The nation's largest school system's enrollment dropped 1.8 percent this year, but still has 903,000 students, preliminary data shows.
A school district made up of New York City’s homeless students would be larger than 99.5 percent of districts nationwide, advocates said.
New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks is working to find solutions, CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reported Thursday.
Parents told Adams kids carry pepper spray to face commutes during which people defecate in front of them. His response? Project Pivot.
"We found DOE should do more to prepare students to be college ready," a new audit by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli concluded.
A new program called "College Choice" will pay for tuition not covered by financial aid and provide $60 a day for students in foster care.
"If you’re working hard and you’re making the grade," said Chancellor Banks, "you should not be thrown into a lottery with just everybody."
After a fight over releasing the first full state exam results since the pandemic, city parents can see how schools fared.
School lunches will be less "Eww" and more "Yum-o!" now that Rachael Ray is developing plant-based meals for the city, officials said.
New York City has a lot of elite private schools. These five, according to a new ranking from Niche, are the best.
A Times Union report found 16,671 corporal punishment complaints were made against city public schools over the course of just five years.
"I still got them in my heart," Cardi B said Tuesday about her teachers at I.S. 232.
Columbia University and NYU were among the 35 colleges in the city that were ranked for 2022-2023.
Mayor Eric Adams waved off a New York Times story about academic shortfalls at Hasidic schools in favor of an "independent review."
“If I’m being for real, I feel excited,” he said. “You do activities, and you get to know other people.”
As classes start Thursday for the 2022-23 school year, students can anticipate the traditional snow day will be replaced by remote learning.
The resolution amps up pressure on Mayor Eric Adams to redirect unspent stimulus funds and restore a $469 million cut to public schools.
"A lot of what we purchase is out of pocket," said one teacher who spent $1,000 in school supplies this year.
"The positive impacts of this move will be felt by families across New York," Sen. Chuck Schumer said of upcoming student loan forgiveness.
The Adams administration opposes the proposal, but Hochul says she has just to work out ‘a few more details’ with the mayor.
One in six New Yorkers hold student loan debt, and Biden's plan will forgive it for those who make less than $125,000.
Vaccinations will still be required for school staff and students in sports, according to newly released COVID-19 guidance for 2022-2023.
The program involved pulling students out of class, sometimes for up to 30 minutes, but the majority of students did not consent to testing.
Council Speaker Adrienne Adams claimed Mayor Eric Adams was not transparent over the city's education budget and plans to take legal action.
Controversial cuts to New York's education budget could be avoided if officials tap into $4.4 billion in unspent stimulus cash, Lander said.
The program is being offered to rising 9th graders seeking greater independence.
“It’s been weird because I don’t really feel like part of the school, like, I kinda had to remember where everything was again as a senior."
“Once again, teachers and staff are put in a position to defend the bare minimum. We should be demanding more,” said Marino.
“We still strongly recommend that New Yorkers of all ages continue to wear masks indoors," Adams said in a statement.
Advocates hailed the bill's passage late Thursday — which awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul's signature — as a major step forward for education.
A state deal to extend Mayor Eric Adams’ control of schools for two years comes with a demand he shrink class sizes to 20 to 25 students.
The education department released the calendar Tuesday for the upcoming school year. Here's what's on the agenda.
In a pre-prom season gift to students, city officials lifted a mandate requiring COVID-19 vaccinations to the big event.
“They explain the sounds to Chip. They’re learning it with the dog,” Kinsella explained. “It builds confidence and communication.”
“Do I think it’s the end of the world? No,” the former official said. “Do I think it’s a really bad practice? Yes.”
Eleven city high schools counted among the top 100 nationwide, according to U.S. News and World Report's annual ranking.
Student Veteran Association partners with local restaurant and nonprofit Razom to collect and ship supplies to people in Ukraine