In the national ranking, 1,220 middle and elementary schools in New York City made the grade.
School officials tout COVID-19 safety measures, yet only 35 percent of students returned testing consent forms.
Gifted and talented programs will phase out by fall 2022 and be replaced by a more inclusive "accelerated learning" model, officials said.
The overall number of unvaccinated public school workers shrank by 20,000 in the past two weeks, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
The shots unfolded during a 24-hour span Monday, when public schools went all-vaccinated for adults, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
The protest Monday supported unvaccinated teachers who, as city officials pointed out, are about 5 percent of all public educators.
“As of today, all of our employees in our 1,600 schools are vaccinated,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday.
Schools will have enough staff next week even if thousands of unvaccinated teachers can't work, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor denied a last-ditch effort by teachers to block New York City's vaccination mandate from taking effect Friday.
Eric Goldstein allegedly used his position to secure a contract for Somma Foods, a company he owned, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Enough health care workers and educators are vaccinated to keep hospitals and schools running, officials said. Others aren't so sure yet.
Teachers, principals and other public school staff will have until Friday to get COVID-19 vaccines, officials said.
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The city will also spend $50 million on seven new natural gas boilers as part of a new settlement announced Monday.
“We expect to win again, and quickly, this week,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said as a court decision paused a wider mandate planned Monday.
The mandate was set to go into effect Monday. Now, a three-judge panel will review the order before deciding the mandate's fate.
But Mayor Bill de Blasio says they've got everything under control.
All Department of Education employees must get their first COVID-19 shot by Monday or risk losing their jobs.
Public schools could be understaffed after a Sept. 27 vaccine mandate takes effect and Mayor Bill de Blasio has no plan, union leaders say.
Mayor Bill de Blasio celebrated the mandate taking effect Sept. 27 while unions stressed the court battle isn't over.
CBS2's Ali Bauman sat down with one family in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
"The goal is to reach 150,000 kids this school year with those extended hours," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Weekly COVID-19 tests at public schools begin Sept. 27, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. He also eased quarantine rules for unvaccinated kids.
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This year's kindergartners — and those in the future — will receive a savings account with $100 in it for college or career training.
Starting Sept. 27, all charter school staff in buildings not run by the Department of Education will have to get a coronavirus vaccine.
Vincent Golembiowski, at 88, received a distinction he never thought he’d see – his long-delayed high school diploma.
Roughly 1 million public school students went back to class Monday — and momentarily crashed a coronavirus health screening website.
On the last day of school in June, many educators and families exhaled, looking forward to a brighter year in September.
High-risk activities like band, dance team and musical theater will require students over the age of 12 have at least one vaccine dose.
City-contracted childcare and after school staff will need to get their first dose by Sept. 27, the mayor said Thursday.
“There’s this rush to go back to normal at this point, but what is normal?”
The Archdiocese of New York says children will learn in person, with no hybrid or remote options.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said no expense is being spared to make sure New York City's public schools are ready for Monday's reopening.
In New York City, things were even more dramatic — the day’s horrific events were playing out nearby.
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The success of the screening will hinge on how well schools use the information and the quality of the interventions they’re able to offer.
More teachers are expected to file this year, but an expected retirement surge never came to pass, according to the New York Daily News.
The virtual back-to-school family forums will take place in Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island and Manhattan beginning Sept. 1.