"The system is "rigged."
That is the claim made in a new lawsuit filed by a group of New York City high school students against the city and state to stop Gifted and Talented programs and admissions tests for public schools."
Disfrute de la lectura en la biblioteca Hunts Point el miércoles 24 de octubre a las 4:00 p.m. Las familias están invitadas a celebrar la...
In 2016, Iman Abdul was a senior in high school. The presidential election was in high gear and emotions were running strong, even in...
He’s got no time for hate, or to waste. NYC Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza recently pushed back on critics who say that the department...
Fold, cut and glue in a hands-on workshop at the Kingsbridge Library on Tues., Oct. 23rd at 4:00 p.m. You’ll learn how to make your own...
“Eye-leen” fue una linda. Una camioneta colorida, detallada con verdes colinas y un sol amarillo brillante, fue vista en las calles del sur...
They’re out. All 16- and 17-year-olds have been moved out of the Rikers Island correctional facility, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on...
Twenty-three CUNY students residing in NYCHA housing received $1,000 scholarships at a ceremony...
Considere las facetas de la vida de la ciudad en el Centro Documental del Bronx el jueves 27 de septiembre a las 6:00 p.m. Explore cómo el...
Does New York make you burst into song? If so, harness that muse and enter the 2nd Annual #MyNYCSong Contest. Teens from...
Traditionally, we have described play as an activity that we pursue for its intrinsic enjoyment and recreation rather than for any...
Los conductores tendrán una razón extra para sonreír esta semana: vuelven a la cámara en las zonas escolares. Funcionarios de Nueva York...
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