Students can win $1,000 through a new youth-led program to tackle hate crime and bullying launched last week by New York City’s Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes.

The city’s teachers union is opening up its child care navigator tool to city residents after its members found it helpful. It has about 12,000 listings.

Nearly 130 universities across New York are waiving application fees for the state’s students, Gov. Hochul said Monday.

The annual NYC school survey reveals a mixed picture: Teacher approval for Chancellor Aviles-Ramos is up, but many students say they don’t feel challenged.

Eight months into the job, NYC chancellor shares a new accountability tool along with a vague plan on how AI will become part of NYC schools.