Education News – Page 116 of 118 – Bronx Times

St. Raymond Elementary School host Colonial Day learning event

St. Raymond Elementary School host Colonial Day learning event

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

Mott Hall Community School in Throggs Neck holds Family Science Night|Mott Hall Community School in Throggs Neck holds Family Science Night

Mott Hall Community School in Throggs Neck holds Family Science Night

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

Bronx H.I.R.E. domestic violence survivors graduate

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

Youth Leaders on the Move and the schools at Columbus campus hold community breakfast|Youth Leaders on the Move and the schools at Columbus campus hold community breakfast

Youth Leaders on the Move and the schools at Columbus campus hold community breakfast

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

St. Raymond High School for Girls honors alumni and friends at 5th Annual Awards

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

St. Raymond Parish-School reunion and VIP reception|St. Raymond Parish-School reunion and VIP reception

St. Raymond Parish-School reunion and VIP reception

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

The New York Institute for the Special Education holds breast cancer walk|The New York Institute for the Special Education holds breast cancer walk

The New York Institute for the Special Education holds breast cancer walk

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

Award winning program recognizes student art work

Award winning program recognizes student art work

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

P.S. 97 to get a traffic light as Councilman Jimmy Vacca works in it for the school

P.S. 97 to get a traffic light as Councilman Jimmy Vacca works in it for the school

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

P.S. 54 teachers use social media platform designed for learning to reach students

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

Christopher Columbus High School bids adieu|Christopher Columbus High School bids adieu

Christopher Columbus High School bids adieu

By Ben Kochman Conversation…

St. Angela Merici School in Highbridge has new principal, Frances Acosta

St. Angela Merici School in Highbridge has new principal, Frances Acosta

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

Hoop ‘Wizard’ slam dunks a literacy workshop|Hoop ‘Wizard’ slam dunks a literacy workshop

Hoop ‘Wizard’ slam dunks a literacy workshop

By Ben Kochman Conversation…

A ‘Boost’ for Bronx kids! State funds get kids out of the classroom and out in the field

A ‘Boost’ for Bronx kids! State funds get kids out of the classroom and out in the field

By Jaime Williams Conversation…

The spice of life: PS 304 show a hit with kids, teachers, charity

The spice of life: PS 304 show a hit with kids, teachers, charity

By Jaime Williams Conversation…

Old Glorious: Korony Post teaches about the flag

Old Glorious: Korony Post teaches about the flag

By Patrick Rocchio Conversation…

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