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Four Bronx charter schools set to open this year, giving the borough the most in NYC

By Robbie Sequeira

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To expand NYC’s ‘gifted’ programs, one nonprofit turns to after school

By Christina Veiga, Chalkbeat New York

Woodlawn Beautification Day to be held on Saturday in Van Cortlandt Park.

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Bronx students learn history of local slavery in NEH-funded summer program

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Hoops with the Finest: Bronx cops host wheelchair basketball tournament

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Lehman College launches pioneering School of Business

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Home Instruction Schools gather in-person for STREAM fair at the Bronx Zoo

By Faith Andrews-O’Neal

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Bronx native hired as executive legal counsel at CUNY college

By Bronx Times

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Chancellor-appointed superintendent for Bronx district faces sexual harassment allegations

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Hochul signs mayoral control two-year extension with new concessions for Adams

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City DOE, mayor’s office grant Zeta charter school’s request for 31 additional pre-K seats

By Jason Cohen

Mercy Student Activists Chalk Talk Where is our tuitionn going (1)

Mercy students tipped the scale for adjuncts in their unionization battle. Will student activism be a driving force in future faculty contracts?

By Robbie Sequeira

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Villa Maria Academy bids farewell to two longtime educational stalwarts

By ET Rodriguez

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NY charter schools sue U.S. Department of Education for refusing to pay federal grant funds; Bronx schools owed $217K

By Jason Cohen

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CB4 approves new Success Academy charter school for Grand Concourse area, stipulates 50% Bronx students

By Jason Cohen

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What works to prevent gun violence in New York City? Community leaders exercise ‘holistic’ solutions

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St. Raymond High School for Boys celebrates the Class of 2022 as graduates look to the future

By Bronx Times

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