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In stories released last week by CBS News and the The New York Post, a Howard Beach teen and her mother have introduced serious allegations…
Community Board 9 members at their meeting Tuesday night overwhelmingly opposed the city Department of Education’s plan to relocate Richmond Hill High School ninth grade…
Following the Brooklyn Diocese’s recent announcement that it was suing one of its own facilities, Christ the King High School in Middle Village, both the…
The city’s Panel for Educational Policy voted to approve a contentious plan that has been slammed by parents throughout Queens – and the other four…
South Ozone Park parents registered their unanimous opposition to the city Department of Education’s proposal to open a new district high school within Building Q226…
A plan by the city Office of Portfolio Management to rezone elementary and middle schools in District 24 – an effort to alleviate chronic overcrowding…
Maspeth High School was transformed into a sea of ghoulish fun last Friday, when hundreds of students and their families attended a Halloween carnival and…
Queens children joined close to one million other people across the country to rally for after-school programs last week, with those gathering in Forest Hills…
Parents and students arriving at P.S. 232 in Lindenwood last Friday morning were surprised to find a mobile speed board posted across the street from…
York College hosted the City University of New York’s Eighth Annual Black Male Initiative Conference, titled “Race, Law and Justice,” which drew intellectual heavyweights to…
Standing in the midst of Christ the King Regional High School’s television news studio, a neon “On Air” sign gleaming to their right, a group…
Flinging their hands in the air, the students who had just cut the ribbon on the new addition to PS 87 in Middle Village turned…
Final attempts by Mayor Bloomberg’s administration to push through last-minute co-locations in Queens schools before he leaves office come January will wreak havoc on the…
School overcrowding in Queens, as well as citywide, is a problem that has persisted for years and this year is no exception. A recent survey…
Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder’s (D-Rockaway) bill to restore more than $90 million in funding cuts for disability programs was signed by Gov. Cuomo this week, relieving…