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Far from equal numbers in latest DOE data on NYC students returning to in-person learning

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Music

Bronx teacher brings music to students during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

Distance learning from home on video conference call

Op-Ed

Op-ed | Bronx educators offer advice on improving remote learning

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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Bronx Charter Schools launch ‘Thank a Teacher’ campaign amid 2020 education challenges

By Alex Mitchell Conversation…

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Sports

BCC hires accoladed Long Island HS soccer coach Dan Cinelli to lead men’s team

By Alex Mitchell Conversation…

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Nonprofit helps close the tech opportunity gap among women in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

News

Kingsbridge resident talks surviving HIV and helping kids in his community

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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Public middle and high schools in NYC won’t reopen doors until 2021, de Blasio says

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NYC public elementary schools will reopen Dec. 7, de Blasio announces

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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Advocates sue city for failing to provide homeless students with access to remote learning

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More testing needed before New York City schools can reopen, mayor says

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NYC high school admissions policy violates Civil Rights Act: lawsuit

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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Preston High School celebrates 150 years of Divine Compassion spread throughout NYC and beyond

By Alex Mitchell Conversation…

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Head of Bronx Parent Housing Network bestows $25K scholarship donation to students at alma mater

By Jenna Bagcal Conversation…

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‘No one is happy about this decision’: New York City reaches 3% COVID-19 positivity rate, prompting school closures

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In spite of COVID-19, students from St. Raymond High School step up to help the Bronx

By Alex Mitchell Conversation…

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