To wrap up P.S. Weekly’s season, student reporters look back on their hard-hitting journalism during a live-recorded event at the Brooklyn Public Library.

Through NYC’s Diversity in Admissions program, Bard Early College High School Manhattan has seen its demographics shift. P.S. Weekly explores how the school supports underrepresented students.

For thousands of students with disabilities, yellow buses are a lifeline to programs that meet their needs — but constant delays and no-shows force them to miss school. P.S. Weekly explores the systemic failures and emotional toll of a broken system.

Celebrate the end of the school year with a special P.S. Weekly podcast event at the Brooklyn Public Library. Hear from the student journalists tackling the biggest issues facing NYC schools.

This 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.

Noah Moore attends the High School of Art and Design, but played football for Stuyvesant. This episode of P.S. Weekly tackles what it’s like when you have to play for another school’s team.

What was it like to attend Success Academy? P.S. Weekly gives a behind-the-scenes look at being a student at the 20-year-old charter school network.

P.S. Weekly pulls the curtain back on school mergers: How are students affected when they lose their school identity? We hear from a Brooklyn student whose school merged with its downstairs neighbor.

As educators and students debate the value of Advanced Placement Calculus — often a gatekeeper to higher education — the latest P.S. Weekly episode explores the unseen value of the subject.

P.S. Weekly producers Roberto Bailey and Zoe George dive into how Hunter College High School is one of the most competitive public high schools in New York City — and also one of the least diverse.