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Officials report one positive COVID test four days after school monthly testing begins

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City pushes forth with school bus oversight plan by acquiring Bronx-based carrier

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Bronx-based nonprofit announces lineup of fall programs and Think Tank

By Jason Cohen

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Start Lighthouse’s ‘Power of the Vote’ event shares importance of participating in elections

By Jason Cohen

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‘We must take action, make our voices heard and get results’: Bronx parents protest and march against reckless schools reopening

By Jason Cohen

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How to choose the best type of high school for your teen

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Bronx River High School student receives national academic award

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Bronx charter school recognized for academic excellence with National Blue Ribbon Schools award

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‘Three Moms Getting It Done’ event promoting literacy and civic engagement at Joyce Kilmer Park

By Jason Cohen

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City launches mentorship initiative to help students of color navigate academic challenges during COVID-19

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LEGOLAND NY to host interactive class with master builder for three New York classrooms

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Department of Education data says that over 40% of public school families choosing fully remote learning

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BREAKING: In-person classes delayed again for some New York City students

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WATCH: Councilwoman Gibson holds back-to-school giveaway in Highbridge

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx students launch program for racial injustice and gender inequality

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City to hire 2,000 extra teachers to help with blended learning challenges

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