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Parents enlist the help of Suave for its ability to gently soothe and wash away the remnants of the game. Sponsored by Suave.
It's time to send the kids back to school.
Cameras aim to help curb speedy drivers near city schools.
You've bought the supplies (or not), you've got the new clothes (some of them), and like it or not, the first day of school is upon you. Here, some inspiration to get you ready for the year ahead.
Harder test results in performance drop for grades 3-8.
Chancellor blames anticipated drop on test difficulty.
Check out our list of kids' clothing stores in and around Park Slope.
Five-year test to kick off in September.
UFT President Michael Mulgrew believes the mayor is planning 'dozens and dozens' more co-locations before he leaves office.
The new timeline cuts the original proposed schedule in half.
Chancellor Walcott says tests will be more challenging, but Alliance for Quality Education says city should focus more on learning.
UFT President Michael Mulgrew insists the mayor's governance of schools has been hurtful, ineffective and has created widespread public disenchantment
New York becomes the first state in the nation to drop its GED test
City law officials say they are considering legal options in response to ruling.
An enormous spending gap amongst wealthy and poor school districts in the state illustrates stark educational inequity
Distribution of the “morning-after pill” has skyrocketed in the past two years at NYC public schools, according to a new report
A total of 24 Catholic elementary and high schools will close, affecting over 4,700 students
Local elementary and middle school students competed in the 13th annual FIRST LEGO League Brooklyn Qualifier.
Members of the CEC said that although the rezoning is an "imperfect solution" it is necessary to help prevent capping at P.S. 321 and P.S. 107.
District 15 Community Education Council will vote on the Department of Education’s proposed school rezoning map that will affect many families in Park Slope.
Some believe parents had been taking advantage of an old regulation that says that children may remain at the school they enrolled in, even if their family moves.
Parents will have the chance to speak, and the exact boundary changes will be revealed at the Oct. 17 District 15 Community Education Council meeting.
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.
Stop by the public library branch on Sixth Avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, at noon to celebrate with local politicians, residents and students.