Rise & Shine: New York City's oldest Catholic school could close

By 
Maura Walz
 | February 2, 2010, 1:08pm UTC
  • The schools set to replace closing schools in Queens each have a specialized curriculum. (Daily News)
  • The city is planning for all schools to serve students with disabilities. (GothamSchools, Daily News, Post)
  • The city’s oldest Catholic school may be in danger of closing. (NY1)
  • The ingredients of city school lunches will soon be posted online. (Daily News)
  • More than 150 students protested cuts to student fare cards outside MTA headquarters. (Post)
  • DOE and UFT officials disagree on whether the city will be eligible for more federal funds. (Daily News)
  • A Queens teacher is charged with instructing students to resolve a dispute through fistfights. (Post)
  • The Post decries the NAACP’s insertion in the UFT’s lawsuit to keep low-performing schools open.
  • A study found abstinence education persuades a majority of students to delay sex. (Washington Post)