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Online directory helps families navigate the many charter schools in NYC

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Mellon Foundation awards $1.25 million grant to Lehman College for launch of new Bronx Food Humanities program

By Ethan Marshall

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Parents lead change in the Bronx child welfare system through local nonprofit RISE

By Chelsea Alim and Sofie Kato

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Dr. Julie Gafney appointed Hostos Community College Vice President for Institutional Advancement

By Ethan Marshall

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Arts & Entertainment

‘Write poetry. Do what you love’: Young voices take center stage at 28th annual BronxWrites poetry slam finals

By ET Rodriguez

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Kids & Education

NYC Health + Hospitals/‌North Central Bronx help immigrant children overcome speech and developmental delays

By Ethan Marshall

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Grand Street Settlement opens Pelham Parkway childcare center

By Emily Swanson

Kids, students and play with blocks in classroom for learning, problem solving and creative activity. Children, toys and floor for education game, puzzle solution and motor growth in kindergarten, new Bronx charter school, Strive Charter School

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This New Bronx Charter School Will Be Open 12 Hours a Day

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Arts & Entertainment

Ready, set, slam! BronxWrites young poets compete at the Bronx Music Hall

By ET Rodriguez

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New York Cares partners with New York Yankees to bring warmth to Bronx students at annual coat drive

By Pauline Gallon

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South Bronx charter school adapts Computer Science education for the age of AI

By Liam Kahan

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3-K and Pre-K Applications Are Now Open in NYC: Apply by Feb. 27, 2026

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Yankees star Jazz Chisholm Jr. invests in Bronx students with new computer lab at Community School 55

By Keke Grant-Floyd

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Dominican table tennis star Yasiris Ortiz brings her talents to “Marty Supreme” and NYC schools

By Emily Swanson

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University of Mount Saint Vincent launches D2C Justice Institute focused on public safety, justice and community trust

By Ethan Marshall

Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a press briefing on the city’s preparations for an upcoming snowstorm at the New York City Emergency Management Department on Friday.

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WINTER STORM: NYC students will have online learning if snow shutters schools on Monday, says Mamdani

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