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Happy black teacher giving exam paper to her student while wearing protective face mask in the classroom.

Borough’s best public school teacher contest could net winner $25K and school $10K

By Robbie Sequeira

Fordham University faces a potential lawsuit over its updated COVID-19 bivalent vaccine mandate.

Fordham University faces opposition over its COVID-19 double-booster mandate

By Robbie Sequeira

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3 Bronx charters named National Blue Ribbon Schools

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Student-athletes having long overdue conversations on mental health and life off the field

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bronx high schools grading well among city’s top ranked schools: report

By Robbie Sequeira

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10 Minutes with Lee Zeldin and PoliticsNY Editor-in-Chief Stephen Witt

New Visions Charter High School in the South Bronx is recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School this year.

South Bronx high school recognized as National Blue Ribbon School

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Mott Hall Charter gives Bronx welcome to new Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson

By Bronx Times

Cardi B visits her Bronx middle school on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022.

Cardi B visits alma mater in Morris Heights, donates $100K

By Camille Botello

Students convene in the new Veterans Success Center. Courtesy Ryan Werner.

Manhattan College celebrates its student veterans with launch of a new resource center

By Camille Botello

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Mural by Bronx P.S. 100X student wins national art contest on afterschool programs

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Adams, Banks unveil new program connecting high school students with apprenticeships at major companies

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Former Preston High student, teacher named school’s latest principal

By Jason Cohen

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With school supplies getting more expensive, what options are available for parents and students battling affordability?

By Robbie Sequeira

Snow day tradition over for NYC public school children

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Snowed out: New York City public schools scrap all future snow days, Chancellor Banks says

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Private school ordered to vacate premises by Aug. 31, leaving little time before start of academic year

By Chéye Roberson

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