Staten Island Borough President: Tottenville High School Student Honored With Petrides Award for Excellence in Math & Science
Editor’s note: We previously covered another award that was announced by the borough president,…
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Staten Islanders Rally Against Gifted & Talented Program Changes For NY
BP Fossella, Staten Island Parents to Rally in Opposition to Any Changes to Gifted &…
NYC Kids RISE Save For College Program Now At New World Preparatory Charter School
New World Preparatory Charter School Welcome Families to the Save for College Program with an…
2024 Year End Review: NYC Kids RISE Scholarship Program’s Accomplishments This Year
2024 Year End Review: NYC Kids RISE Scholarship Program’s Accomplishments This Year Editor’s note: Staten…
NYC Public School Alumni From Staten Island Continue To Support Local Elementary School Students Journeys To College
New York City Public School Alumni from Staten Island Support Local Elementary School Students through…
Attention Friends Of Educators, School Administrators: Nominations Now Being Accepted For Patrick F. Daly Award
Editor’s note: Staten Islander News covered this award nomination period last year as well. About…
NYC Kids Rise Scholarship Programs Help Fellow Students, Alumni Save For College – $400,000 Funded By Alumni Into Students’ Accounts In Its Inaugural Year! UPDATED
NYC Kids Rise Scholarship Programs Help Fellow Students, Alumni Save For College Editor’s note:…
Happening TODAY: Borough Wide College Fair At College Of Staten Island, Sponsored By CSI, Wagner College – Learn About Local University Options
Borough-Wide College Fair to be Held at the College of Staten Island, Sponsored by CSI…
NYC Kids Rise Encourages Elementary School Alumni To Fund Scholarships For Next Generation Of Students
Staten Islander Exclusive Content In answer to our question: Can you please clarify if the…
BP Fossella Announces Nominations Being Accepted For Patrick F. Daly Award 2023 – Eligible Educators Include Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Assistant Principals, Principals
BP Fossella Announces Patrick F. Daly Award For 2023 Award honors fallen principal, nominations currently…
Why Are There So Few Teachers Who Are Black Men In NYC Schools?
Why are so few Black men teachers in New York City? Amaya McDonald, NYCity News…
2023 Is Community, Citywide Education Council (CCEC) Election Year: Vote For Your Education Council Members
2023 Community and Citywide Education Council Elections Elections 2023 Community and Citywide Education Councils (CCECs) The…
Number Of Children With NYC Scholarship Accounts To Save For College Nearly Doubles To 145K Citywide, 70K Kindergartners, 1st Graders Receive New Accounts
Over 70,000 New York City Kindergartners and First Graders Receiving NYC Scholarship Accounts in the…
Application For Middle, High Schools Extended After MySchools Website Crashes
NYC’s middle and high school application deadline extended after website crashes Amy Zimmer, Chalkbeat New…
Gifted & Talented Applications Move Up In NYC, Earlier Application Deadlines Than Previous Years
NYC’s ‘gifted and talented’ application timeline moves up Michael Elsen-Rooney, Chalkbeat New York Nov 30,…
New Dyslexia School To Open In NYC, According To Schools Chancellor Banks
Alex Zimmerman and Reema Amin, Chalkbeat New York Jan 26, 5:51pm EST New York City…
Health And Safety Are Primary Concerns Of Mayor Adams and Schools Chancellor Banks At School Visits
A focus on health and safety as the nation’s largest school district opens New York…
‘Stay Safe and Stay Open’ Plan Announced By Mayor Adams, Outgoing Mayor deBlasio To Keep Schools Open
City doubles in-school testing. New safety measures will use at-home rapid tests, reduce unnecessary school absences…
Chancellor Porter and City Council Announce Historic $4 Million Investment in Language Access For All
NEW YORK – On Tuesday, November 30th, Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter and City Council announced…
NYC’s Gifted and Talented Program Is Out; What’s Next For Students Wanting Accelerated Learning? Experts Weigh In
by Christina Veiga, Chalkbeat New York Originally published at Chalkbeat.org on Oct 21, 8:00pm EDT…
Legislators, Non-Profits, Academics and Black Education Advocacy Groups Collaborate to Usher Landmark K-12 Black Studies Curriculum
$10 million Education Equity Action Plan to be designed and implemented with New York City…