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DOT brings back student competition that promotes health and street safety

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St. Barnabas High School Choir heads to Carnegie Hall for February performance

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Back to school: 21% of CUNY’s re-enrolled students from the Bronx

By Robbie Sequeira

Moujan Vahdat, left, presents Lehman College student Matthew Garaicoa, second from left, with the first annual Race Unity Awards. Garaicoa attended the awards ceremony with his family, to his right.

Annual Race Unity Awards kick off with Lehman College winner

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New school on a South Bronx block: DREAM Charter School unveils K-12 campus expansion in Mott Haven

Former South Bronx educator pursues new venture with iBrain, an educational nonprofit

By Nicholas Hernandez

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Chancellor Banks kicks off new Community and Citywide Education Council election season

Dancing is a part of Zeta Charter Schools' innovative after school programming.

Bronx elementary kids perform “The Nutcracker”

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Artwork, top row left to right: Creisandel E. (Grade 3), Wandaliz C. (Grade 3), Isaiah S. (Grade 4), Bottom row left to right: Mireya R. (Grade 4), Abigail I. (Grade 4), Caylee M. (Grade 4) P.S. 182, Bronx |Studio Artist Instructor: William Waitzman.

Studios in the Bronx 2022 celebrates artwork from Bronx-based public schools

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Preschool stimulus: Adams, Banks announce 800 new early childhood special ed seats, higher pay for their teachers

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Fordham University puts blanket ban on e-scooters, e-bikes citing battery fires

By Aliya Schneider

HBO's film "My So-Called College Rank," which features students from the Bronx, chronicles the pressure today's high school kids face.

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HBO doc featuring Bronx students highlights both the pressure and resilience of coming of age

By Camille Botello

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Hyper-partisan conflicts over the teaching of race, LBGTQ+ rights is harming U.S. education and students: report

By Robbie Sequeira

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Lifelong Bronxite finally lands dream job as principal at Villa Maria Academy

By Jason Cohen

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L’Oréal Paris inducts Bronx non-profit organizer into ‘Women of Worth’ philanthropic initiative

By Nicholas Hernandez

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Settlement of class-action suit requires DOE to provide appropriate diabetes-related care for students

By Robbie Sequeira

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