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Money over merit? New study says gifted programs favor students from wealthier families
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New York
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New York
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NYC families rely on libraries to combat summer learning loss after months of city budget uncertainty
By
Zipporah Osei
July 26, 2019
New York
NYC children out of school for summer struggle to access free meals — as food, federal dollars go to waste
By
Zipporah Osei
July 3, 2019
New York
New York City students, parents, and educators: Tell us what you learned this school year
By
Zipporah Osei
June 26, 2019
New York
‘We’re going to move the agenda’: Chancellor Carranza speaks at graduation for top screened middle school
By
Zipporah Osei
June 25, 2019
New York
Clock running out in New York legislature for SHSAT bill, even as sponsor looks to future
By
Reema Amin
June 18, 2019
New York
‘Neither equitable nor excellent’: Advocates rally to demand de Blasio prioritize overcrowding
By
Zipporah Osei
June 11, 2019
New York
Public funding of private-school security in New York City grows by millions
By YOAV GONEN, THE CITY
April 12, 2019
New York
Happy, frustrated, or wait-listed: New York City families get kindergarten offers
By
Sara Mosle
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Sam Park
March 28, 2019
New York
I’m an Asian American graduate of Brooklyn Tech. Please don’t use me as a wedge in your education lawsuit.
By Jason Wu
March 20, 2019
New York
‘Everything is on the table’ — Carranza talks budget cuts to NYC schools at City Council hearing
By
Alex Zimmerman
March 20, 2019
New York
Bullying in New York City goes undercounted due to confusion about what incidents to report, audit finds
By
Sara Mosle
March 13, 2019
New York
Upper Manhattan school hosts rally after Customs and Border Protection agents put neighborhood on edge
By
Reema Amin
March 12, 2019
