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Mercy College President Tim Hall and Karim Marshall

Community leaders gather at MercyManhattan in celebration of Juneteenth

By Bronx Times

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City Council approves $101 billion FY 2023 budget at midnight hour

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Sickle cell anemia doesn’t define Elijah Mike, a Cardinal Hayes graduate, honor student and aspiring physician

By Robbie Sequeira

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How this NYC teacher helps immigrant students ‘weave’ community in a new country

By Jo Napolitano, The 74

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As part of citywide initiative, students from 12 Bronx schools speak out on social justice issues through art

By Jason Cohen

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NYC public school families to receive $375 per child for food benefits through federal COVID relief

Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley, Chalkbeat New York

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South Bronx FDNY employee ‘feels like I won the lottery’ after nearly $200K in student loans paid off

By Jason Cohen

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Pols announce funding to transform athletic fields at Harry S. Truman High School

By Jason Cohen

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After Texas elementary school shooting, NYC officials ponder next steps

Christina Veiga, Chalkbeat New York

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State legislature reaches deal to extend mayoral control for two years

St. Catharine Academy’s Naomi Walters accepted into the West Point Summer Leaders Experience

By Bronx Times

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Proposal would make it easier for NY students to pass Regents exams

Reema Amin, Chalkbeat New York

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Op-Ed: Put Guaranteed Arts Funding in Schools Budget

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Highbridge student receives full ride to Yale with support of Derek Jeter’s Turn 2 Foundation

By Jason Cohen

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In seismic shift, NYC to mandate phonics-based curriculum in elementary schools

Amy Zimmer, Yoav Gonen, Alex Zimmerman, The City

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Adams plants financial literacy seeds for public school students

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Callen-Lorde CEO Patrick McGovern with Leyna Bloom and Thaddeus Laday at Callen-Lorde's gala on Nov. 7.

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