Youth and Education Sector News

September 27, 2017
Many Students Around the World Can’t Read or Add, World Bank Says
September 27, 2017
Black And Hispanic Students In New York City Most Likely To Be Arrested And Handcuffed, Data Shows
September 26, 2017
De Blasio Pledged Progress for Schools. For $582 Million, Change Is Slow.
September 26, 2017
With A New School Year Underway, Hundreds of Teaching Positions Remain Unfilled In New York City
September 26, 2017
City Schools Buy Marked-Up Supplies Thanks To DOE System
September 25, 2017
Back-and-Forth on DACA Leaves Young Immigrants ‘Just Dangling’
September 25, 2017
Charter-School Operators, Feeling Pressured, Seek New Direction at Symposium
September 25, 2017
Nearly Two Dozen Teachers at Brooklyn’s New American Academy Taking Pay Cuts Of Up to $50G
September 25, 2017
Administration Of Children’s Services Staffers Now Being Sent To NYPD Investigator Course
September 22, 2017
Citi Foundation and Citi Canada Announce a $700,000 Commitment to Youth
September 22, 2017
Making Kids Into “Makers”
September 21, 2017
Buffalo School Administrators Get New Contract Amid Fiscal Warning
September 21, 2017
Teach For America New York Executive Director Charissa Fernández On This Year’s Corps, DACA And Teacher Training
September 21, 2017
More Than Half of City's 1.1M Students Attend Overcrowded Schools: Watchdog
September 21, 2017
New App Helps Students Select NYC Public High Schools
September 21, 2017
Here’s What Carmen Fariña’s Top Deputies Have on Their Plates This School Year
September 21, 2017
Private Managers of Public Schools, Charter Leaders Enjoy Extra Buffer From Public-Records Laws
September 20, 2017
City Launches Coordinated Effort to Serve LGBTQ Youth
September 20, 2017
Child-Welfare Agency Gets Props for New Approach to Helping Families Navigate Challenges
September 20, 2017
Former Success Academy Lawyer Hoping to Start Own Charter Network Wants to ‘Take It To The Next Level’

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