Education News – Page 62 of 118 – Bronx Times

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Salamanca finds students in the south Bronx still lack laptops

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

NYC schools have struggled to find the right mix of in-person learning and remote options during a pandemic.

A quarter of New York City public school students have attended in-person classes so far

By Bronx Times Conversation…

‘We’re angry, we need help’: BP Diaz gives DOE a ‘failing grade’ for lack of remote learning technology access

By Alex Mitchell Conversation…

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Bronx electrical teacher wins $50K Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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College of Mount Saint Vincent appoints Dr. Susan R. Burns to school presidency

By Alex Mitchell Conversation…

Stringer proposes free tuition at CUNY Community Colleges as part of workforce development plan

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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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

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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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 Conversation…

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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

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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

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