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Report cites school overcrowding in E. Bronx nabes

40,000 more students across New York City opt for fully remote classes

By Bronx Times

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Sepulveda, Reyes and Bronx executive superintendent discuss back to school in education town hall

By Jason Cohen

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NYC colleges during COVID: Latest on Fall 2020 semester at Touro, Kingsborough, Nyack

By Bronx Times

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Morris Park teacher says that city schools are not prepared to reopen next month

By Jason Cohen

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Why I’m sending my autistic son to school this fall

By Bronx Times

Bronx Community College awarded $465K grant renewal for ‘Future Now’ program

By Alex Mitchell

NYC school reopening plan remains on track despite union push back

By Bronx Times

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Board of Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa named interim state DOE commissioner

By Bronx Times

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Books

Morris Park teacher launches Little Free Library, with plans to place more around the borough

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx-based Arthur Project program redefines youth mentoring

By Jason Cohen

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Roughly 700,000 New York City students will return to some form of in-person classes this fall

By Bronx Times

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Students discuss school design in a COVID-19 world during youth-led think tank

By Jason Cohen

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Broadway actor Christopher Jackson inspires local Bronx high school students on Zoom chat

By Jason Cohen

DOE official appointed new leader at south Bronx all-girls charter school

By Jason Cohen

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Fordham University launches initiative to capture voices of Bronx residents impacted by COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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Remote and blended model learners in NYC to receive daily live instruction this fall

By Bronx Times

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