In interviews, more than a dozen educators, administrators, and officials described a broken contract system that can make it difficult to quickly get services for kids.
What will high school look like after Regents exams?
State officials say students could demonstrate learning through projects, portfolios, and work-based experiences instead of Regents exams, but details remain scarce.
The latest episode of P.S. Weekly explores how the representation gap in NYC’s teaching workforce affects the classroom and looks at efforts to change the pipeline.
A parent-led initiative in Manhattan’s District 6 is getting 38 elementary and middle schools to swap devices for community activities and outdoor play.
Nearly 100,000 New York City families received preschool offers this year, roughly the same as last year despite a major enrollment campaign from Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
SCOOP: NYC nixes AI high school, middle school closures
Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels is withdrawing proposals to open “Next Gen” high school, close middle schools at P.S. 191 and the Manhattan School for Children, and relocate The Center School.
