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Three Stepinac HS students recognized by College Board as National Hispanic Scholars

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HERE to HERE awards $600K in grants toward braided learning to NYC institutions

By Bronx Times

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Morris Park resident will be first in her family to attend college

By Jason Cohen

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Green Bronx Machine to receive national, prestigious social impact honor

By Jason Cohen

Golf Honorees

Maria Regina golf classic declared a ‘hole in one success’

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October 6, Bronx, New York: Earl Monroe School Ribbon Cutting.

NBA legend Earl Monroe launches basketball-themed charter school in the South Bronx

By Bronx Times

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Back to the classroom: A game plan for reducing anxiety

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Will Eric Adams adopt Bill de Blasio’s ‘Brilliant NYC’ plan as mayor — or give Gifted & Talented a second chance?

By Robert Pozarycki

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Op-ed: CUNY graduate school leads push for health equity during pandemic and beyond

By Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

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Consequences for unvaccinated CUNY students include academic withdrawal, loss of tuition

By Robbie Sequeira

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Villa Maria students find their inner peace on school’s Peace Day

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Bronx student makes her late father’s dream come true

By Jason Cohen

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Zeta Charter Schools achieve near 99% vaccination rate amongst staff

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Lehman speakers series aims to motivate student artists

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Lehman College alums impacting NY politics, Bronx development

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Business

Entrepreneurs at Manhattan College to support startup collaboration

By Bronx Times

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