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Health

New program launching in Bronx hospitals aimed at youth suicide prevention

By Emily Swanson

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Riverdale

‘A really special institution’: New two-year college opening in Riverdale this fall

By Emily Swanson

Three athletes from the Preston High School Class of 2024 will be continuing their athletic journeys in college.

Kids & Education

Three Preston High School seniors to play sports in college

By Bronx Times

New York City Mayor Eric Adams tours a school program dedicated to the success of students with learning disabilities in Brooklyn on Wednesday, December 14, 2022.

AMNY

Op-Ed | Education that lifts up all of our students

Kevin Benoit, founder of Parle Endeavors, with the winners of the Bronx preliminary round of the second annual Teen Poetry Slam on June 15, 2024. Four of the five teens are from the Bronx.

Bronx teen poets compete in Parlé Endeavors Teen Poetry Slam

By Emily Swanson

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Bronx middle school math teacher wins $20K education award

By Emily Swanson

Ten schools from District 9 receive $200,000 for STEM lab funding on Tuesday, June 18, 2024.

Dais presents $2 million to District 9 schools

By Maya Stahl

Members of the St Catharine Academy’s Class of 2024 pose together. Photo courtesy of Patrice Athanasidy.

Kids & Education

St. Catharine Academy celebrates high school, eighth grade graduations

By Layla Hussein

Camp Junior, a free sleepaway summer camp for Bronx youth ages 9 to 15, is preparing to welcome 300 youth to Harriman State Park.

Bronx youth get ready for Camp Junior, named in honor of local teen murdered in 2018

By Emily Swanson

several people at a table, including Miguel Cardona, discussing student loan forgiveness

AMNY

CUNY failed to properly investigate incidents of antisemitism and Islamophobia, feds say

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, Council Member Althea Stevens and Assemblymember Landon Dais joined school officials in the auditorium of the William H. Taft Educational Campus in the Claremont section of the Bronx on June 14 to present a $5.5 million check for upgrades toward the renovation of the Jonathan Levin Field.

Claremont

‘A space to be proud of’: Bronx leaders announce $5.5M in funding for renovations to outdoor field at William H. Taft Educational Campus

By Keke Grant-Floyd

High school students taking Regents exam

AMNY

Pencils down? New York state may nix Regents exam requirements for students

Current and former foster youth shadowed council members for the entire day and sat in on the June 6 , 2024, Stated Meeting.

CM Stevens hosts foster youth for all-day City Hall event

By Emily Swanson

Bronx students headed to top-choice colleges following tour of HBCUs

By Emily Swanson

The Bronx Children’s Museum on June 4 unveiled “The Book Bodega,” the first-ever children’s bookshop in the Bronx.

Kids & Education

Bronx Children’s Museum unveils ‘The Book Bodega,’ borough’s first dedicated bookshop for kids

By Keke Grant-Floyd

On Wednesday, May 22, Alana and Alessia were principals for the day at The Chapel School.

Kids & Education

The Chapel School students are principals for the day

By Bronx Times

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