Youth and Education Sector News

December 3, 2018
The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Committed $1 Million to Children's Health Fund
December 3, 2018
NYC Doubles Frontline Workers Responding to Child Abuse Tips on Nights and Weekends
December 3, 2018
Changes in Brain Scans Seen After a Single Season of Football for Young Players
December 3, 2018
Do Children Get a Subpar Education in Yeshivas? New York Says It Will Finally Find Out
December 3, 2018
Brooklyn BP Eric Adams Calls for Fix to Unequal Sports, Gym Access for New York City School Kids
December 3, 2018
Most NYC Middle School Kids Aren’t Getting Enough Health Lessons
December 3, 2018
3 Lessons From Data on How Students Are Actually Using Educational Apps and Software at School
November 30, 2018
NYC Kids With Disabilities Shortchanged by Success Academy Charters: Complaint
November 30, 2018
Remembering Former City Schools Chancellor Harold Levy
November 30, 2018
Is the Number of Teachers of Color Skyrocketing or Stagnating? Here’s What the Numbers Really Say
November 30, 2018
New York City Extends School Application Deadline, Adding to an Admissions Cycle Full of Change
November 29, 2018
New York City Council Confronts Child Welfare Agency Over Emergency Parent-Child Separations
November 29, 2018
Youngest Children in a Class Are Most Likely to Get ADHD Diagnosis
November 29, 2018
Mayor de Blasio Threatens to Clean House Over NYC School Travel Scandal
November 29, 2018
After Contentious Fight, Success Academy Middle School Will Be Allowed to Open Alongside Brooklyn’s P.S. 25
November 29, 2018
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Pledges $1 Million to Train Teachers About Neuroscience
November 29, 2018
Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Working to Gather 20,000 Teen Opinions Across Western New York & Southeast Michigan
November 29, 2018
The Difference a Year Makes: Building New York City’s Pre-K for 3-Year-Olds and 4-Year-Olds
November 28, 2018
With Lead Exposure Rampant in NYC Public Housing, a New Focus on Lead’s Impact on Education
November 28, 2018
Facial Surveillance, Other School Security Upgrades Raise Eyebrows in New York

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