Youth and Education Sector News

October 18, 2018
NYC Must Track How Often Kids With Disabilities Forced to Use Separate School Doors, Councilman Says
October 17, 2018
After School Bus Horror Stories, New York City Council Members Propose Fixes
October 17, 2018
What Our Local Education Reporters Learned When We Collaborated With ProPublica to Look at Equity Data
October 17, 2018
Math Scores Slide to a 20-Year Low on ACT
October 17, 2018
Bill to Provide Diapers at Homeless Shelters and City-Subsidized Daycares
October 17, 2018
New York City Teachers Will Be Screened for ‘Suitability’ Under New Union Contract
October 16, 2018
State Index to Help Guide Youth Homelessness Work
October 16, 2018
Babies’ Sleep Linked to Lower Obesity Risks Years Later
October 16, 2018
Charter Schools Grow Amid Buffalo’s Search for ‘High-Performing’ Options
October 16, 2018
‘You Try to Triage’: NYC Is Spending Big on Counseling, but Staff on the Front Lines Say Needs Are Going Unmet
October 16, 2018
‘The Needle Hasn’t Moved’: Regents Sound Off on Racial Gaps in 2018 Test Scores
October 16, 2018
Missing Teachers: Attendance, Turnover and Staffing Gaps in NYC Classrooms
October 15, 2018
Adam Gamoran, President of the William T. Grant Foundation, Spoke at GW University About How Universities Can Conduct Better Research
October 15, 2018
Bill de Blasio’s Foster Care System Lashed Again by Outside Watchdog
October 15, 2018
New York City Teacher Salaries to Range From $61,070 to $128,657 in New Contract
October 15, 2018
Some NYC Special Education Therapists, Unpaid for Months, May Be Forced to Leave the Kids Who Rely on Them
October 15, 2018
NYC’s Community Schools Can Make a Difference for Students and Families
October 15, 2018
Proposed Law Seeks to Prevent Bullying in Schools, but Family of School Murder Victim Feels Lawsuit Is Also Needed
October 12, 2018
With Union’s Blessing, Students at 15 Schools in the Bronx Will Take Courses Taught Remotely
October 12, 2018
Teachers Crowdfund Millions for Classroom Supplies

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