Students 12 and up should get their two-dose Pfizer vaccine this week if they want to be fully vaccinated before school, officials say.
A City Council bill proposes raising the minimum classroom space to 35 square feet per student.
Parents in New York City can mark Sept. 13 as the first day of school for all public school students.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a plan to eliminate unpaid debt for at least 50,000 students who attended CUNY during the coronavirus pandemic.
A vaccination "blitz" for 12- to 17-year-olds before school will start at 25 Summer Rising sites next week, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
A Brooklyn graduate took a major lender to court and won the right to discharge his loans.
Online applications for the free "Summer Rising" program — the "working parents' dream," one mother called it — close after Tuesday.
"For now, assume we're wearing masks, but that could change as we get closer," de Blasio said.
A $635 million plan starting next school year focuses heavily on literacy, smaller class sizes and a universal curriculum.
Mayor Ras Baraka said it was crucial to give kids the opportunity to play outside following a pandemic.
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The expense of other items, including childcare, textbooks, school supplies and MetroCards that prevents many from getting a degree.
The city's schools ended their last day of class with 0.03 percent coronavirus positivity, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
“I cried today. I’m just really sad we all are going to separate from each other, but it’s for the best.”
CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas went to Central Park East High School to see how Ms. Ramos is making a difference.
As CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reported, the idea has been in the works for years, but officials say it's more important now than ever.
More than 118,000 New Yorkers from 12 to 17 so far received coronavirus vaccines. A new pilot program will offer doses in schools.
“We continue to remove barriers and make our school system more equitable," said a spokesperson from the Department of Education.
New Yorkers between 12 and 17 who get their first dose can enter a weekly raffle for a free ride to a public college or university.
Eight-year-old Mariama Touray and her mother are excited for the new school year with everyone returning full-time.
The city's 1 million public school students will all be in classrooms next school year, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
That means students will no longer have the option to learn remotely.
The pandemic has highlighted, in ways big and small, that schools haven’t necessarily worked well for many NYC teachers or students.
The Board of Regents approved guidelines on how to create more equity. They include delving deeper into the country's painful past.
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"Plan A is every single child back in school," Mayor Bill de Blasio said, dodging WNYC's Brian Lehrer's questions on remote learning.
New York City schools' erasure of Columbus Day from next year's schedule "wasn't handled right," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
The Department of Education's 2021-2022 school year schedule officially does away with cancellations for severe weather.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the school testing program — which found 0.34 percent positivity — is a blueprint for city workers' return Monday.
Just eight Black students received offers to attend Stuyvesant High School, according to new data on specialized high school admissions.
In event of positive cases, New York City schools will conduct further testing.
The education department says high school students are still receiving a solid education without teachers in the classrooms.
School officials Friday provided updated enrollment and attendance numbers before 51,000 opt-ins arrive next week.
FAFSA completions are down nationally. Here is how New York City area high schools have done so far.
The city's 1,200 public schools will receive 100 percent of their Fair Student Funding starting next year, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced.
"This ends summer school as we knew it," Mayor Bill de Blasio said about the new, free Summer Rising program.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced 50,000 students opted back into in-person learning. They'll go back on April 26, he said.
Parents have one last chance to take their kids out of fully-remote learning and into classrooms, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said schools will close for 10 days only if four COVID-19 cases in different classrooms are traced to the school.
"A proclamation is not a plan," said a union leader after Hizzoner announced schools will end the two-case rule for COVID-19 closures.