The New York City’s older adult population has grown rapidly in recent years both in size and diversity. New York City now has more people over the age of 65 than children ages 10 or younger.
The new program supports organizations that use the arts to address mental health challenges in communities disproportionately affected by the COVID 19 pandemic in New York City.
Susan Fairchild of New Visions for Public Schools discusses how policymakers and educators are rethinking how to measure what matters when it comes to college and career readiness for New York students.
A growing number of cities are building afterschool systems to provide low-income students with access to high-quality programs that can keep them safe and foster the skills needed to succeed in school and life.
City Schools Buy Marked-Up Supplies Thanks To DOE System City schools pay more for many basic classroom goods ... at big-box retailers — thanks to an in-house purchasing system set up by education officials. Every...
City Hospital System Is Expanding Children’s Mental Health Programs ... long into adulthood, New York City’s public hospital system is expanding its mental health programs for children ... to address the...