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Integration plan for UWS and Harlem schools yields modest shifts in first year

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What it’s like for the middle schoolers at the forefront of Brooklyn’s integration push

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Principal of coveted Queens gifted school leaving mid-year

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December 11, 2019

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Two Brooklyn schools weigh merger aimed at integration

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I made sure New York City’s pre-K classes were filled with play. Then I became a kindergarten teacher and the fun stopped.

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Brooklyn twins aren’t guaranteed to go to middle school together this year, but the city is mulling broader changes for siblings

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New York Regents tap new interim chief amid search for a permanent leader

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New York policymakers request $2 billion boost in education funding. But don’t hold your breath that the money will come through.

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December 9, 2019

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NYC education officials exploring dual language programs for 3-year-olds

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Middle school integration effort sparked heated opposition at Queens meeting

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A two-tiered system: Families who can’t afford private evaluations struggle to secure special ed services

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1,713 cases, one hearing officer: How NYC’s special ed complaint system has reached a breaking point

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December 5, 2019

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Want all NYC school meals cooked from scratch? It’s possible, a report finds

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December 3, 2019

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This NYC English teacher helped start a high school newspaper. Soon, digital natives were discovering the joys of print.

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NYC special education cases face ‘alarming’ delays as children wait for help

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Find out how much your school’s PTA raises (or doesn’t)

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Applications for middle and high school are due soon. Here’s what you need to know about changes this year.

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