School Enrollment
From school enrollment shifts to a possible cell phone ban, these are some of the key issues we’re watching in New York City schools this year.
Superintendent goes door to door checking on students who haven’t shown up this year.
The new tool is being developed through a partnership with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s BluePrint Labs. Officials said the timeline for its release remains unclear.
The overall enrollment of New York City’s school system, as well as its demographic makeup, has been changing. Here’s what to know about where things stand.
New York City's public university system is now spending $12 million in ads to promote support programs for Hispanic students, who were among the most impacted during the pandemic.
District leaders will spend more than a quarter of a million dollars to rehire a Memphis-based marketing firm tasked with recruiting up to 311 students.
The list of schools that would offer the admissions bump hasn’t been finalized. But the campuses under consideration include Millennium, Beacon, Bard Early College and Eleanor Roosevelt High Schools.
The schools offer a mix of elementary, middle, and high school programs across three boroughs.
For many, the Wednesday placements marked the end of the city’s middle school admissions process.
Seven Edward A. Reynolds West Side High School teachers and a student who spoke to Chalkbeat said the move to the new space has worsened their school experience in almost every way.
Last year, Lafayette Academy and West Side Collaborative merged together despite parent protests.
Many school districts are seeing a surge of newcomer students.
Nearly 50 Memphis-Shelby County public schools would get new investments for their buildings or academic programming under a facility plan that district leaders are developing.
Denver Public Schools, however, saw a slight increase in its official student count from October.
Chicago’s school board could shift away from school choice. Here are three things to know.
Education One at Trine University voted down a bid from a charter that IPS removed from its network of autonomous schools.
Chalkbeat followed students and their parents through the high school application process in Chicago.
Why does this West Side high school have only 33 students?
Despite the vast array of options, many families feel like they’re fighting for seats. In many ways, they are.
Applications to the city’s network of public colleges more than quadrupled last month.