With concerns about potential cuts on the horizon amidst federal policy changes, criticism continues regarding the future of ...

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An agreement between Columbia University and the White House this week is an unprecedented intrusion that could erode the ...

Rep. Elise Stefanik’s visit is more than just a fleeting moment; it’s a reflection of a significant political shift underway.

He shepherded the mayor’s curriculum overhauls, pushed to open 28 new schools, and even helped elevate Melissa Aviles-Ramos ...

The nation's largest school district is expanding its student cellphone ban to include any "internet-enabled" devices such as ...

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The New York City Department of Education’s $100 million push to implement “restorative justice” instead of stricter school ...

NYC approves a policy to ban student use of personal devices during school hours starting in the 2025-2026 term.

New York City public schools will enforce a new policy banning the use of personal internet-enabled devices during school hours. Backed by $25 million in city funding and $4.3 million from the state, ...