NY Education Department to Study Barriers Multilingual Families Face in Education
BY EMILY NIXON The New York City Council unanimously passed a bill on Oct. 7 that requires the Mayor’s Office of Childcare and Early Childhood …[read more]
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Dept. of Education Details Efforts on Multilingual Support for Early Childhood
By MATTHEW MUSOLINO The NYC’s Council hosted a meeting supporting multi-language learners in early childhood education programs on September 29. The meeting was chaired by …[read more]
Community Leaders Search for New Seats in Queens Public Schools
By Cyrus Storlie The School Construction Authority (SCA) and Queens Borough President Donavan Richards Jr. made it clear to Queens community leaders that efforts …[read more]
Screen Time and The Use of Digital Devices are being limited in New York City Public School
BY ALBINA CEKA The New York City Council’s Committees on Education and Oversight and Investigations dissected the new guidelines from the Department of Education called …[read more]
Community Educational Council for NY’s District 20 Debates AI Use in Classrooms
BY MATTHEW MUSOLINO Brooklyn’s Community Educational Council for District 20 opened the school year by debatingAI use and screen time, youth vaping, and enrollment issues …[read more]
NY City Council Calls For 9/11 Education Curriculum
BY EMILY NIXON The New York City Council on Sept. 9 unanimously passed a resolution to call on the State Legislature to create a …[read more]
The Little Apple Opens in the Big Apple
BY ESTHER BOILEAU The Little Apple has just opened its first daycare center in the DCAS building at 1 Centre St. New York’s Department of …[read more]
Going Home Isn’t Simple for International Students This Winter
BY MARYANA AVERYANOVA Winter break is usually a time for travel, family gatherings and celebration of Christmas and the New Year. However, for many international …[read more]
CUNY Programs Aim to Improve Graduation Rates
BY ROSSI SEALEY The City University of New York’s Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) is making a difference in addressing low graduation rates in …[read more]
U.S. Sees Sharp Drop in International Students Amid Rising Anxiety
BY MARYANA AVERYANOVA New data show a 17 percent drop in new international student enrollment in U.S. colleges this fall, signaling growing concerns across higher …[read more]