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Group Of Female High School Students Celebrating Graduation

St. Catharine Academy senior named 2022 Pratt President’s scholar

By Bronx Times

Losing a ‘Godsend to the Bronx’: Parents push back against DOE shakeup

By Asher Lehrer-Small

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State budget proposals could help NYC’s deaf and blind schools retain more teachers through competitive pay

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bronx and Brooklyn students win prizes in C-SPAN competition

By Bronx Times

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CB4 worried proposed charter school could cause more traffic near Yankee Stadium

By Jason Cohen

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Richard Garcia joins St. Barnabas High School Board of Trustees

By Bronx Times

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Black, Latino NYC high school students win expanded sports access in landmark settlement

By Bronx Times

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Adams announces expansion to de Blasio summer youth program

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CUNY mask mandate lifted, Students weigh in

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Amazon partners with CUNY, brings college opportunity to employees

By Bronx Times

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New York state mask mandate in schools ends March 2; city set to lift requirements March 7

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Outdoor mask mandate at New York City schools to end next week

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NYC Save for College Program comes to public and charter schools in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Fordham University hires Tania Christina Tetlow, first woman and layperson president

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Bronx teacher wins $10K Innovation in Computer Science Education Award for launching program

By Jason Cohen

Co-op City school lauded by chancellor, elected officials for its infusion of Black history, Black excellence

By Robbie Sequeira

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