UWS middle school copes with new ‘dangerous’ label

Middle schools think their designations as "persistently dangerous" are uncalled for.

By Sarah Darville | Dec 9 02:21 am ET

Middle schools think their designations as "persistently dangerous" are uncalled for.

Opponents question price of charter school class size

Some adversaries of the charter school movement argue that low teacher-to-student ratios in charters hurt the traditional public schools they often outperform.

By Ray Katz | Nov 23 02:20 am ET

Some adversaries of the charter school movement argue that low teacher-to-student ratios in charters hurt the traditional public schools they often outperform.

Schools to receive H1N1 vaccine

New York City's public schools will be providing swine flu vaccinations.

By Maggie Astor | Oct 27 02:00 am ET

New York City's public schools will be providing swine flu vaccinations.

Financial aid harder to come by in local schools

In Morningside Heights and Harlem, private schools, educating students from grades K-12, have dealt with the recession with mixed success.

By Elizabeth Foydel | Oct 2 12:41 am ET

In Morningside Heights and Harlem, private schools, educating students from grades K-12, have dealt with the recession with mixed success.

PTAs shell out for assistant teachers

As students are cramped in city classrooms, parents are forced to think outside of the box.

By Jessica Hills | Sep 24 09:27 pm ET

As students are cramped in city classrooms, parents are forced to think outside of the box.

First Community Education Council vote open to parents

More than 25,000 parents turned out to the online polls from April 6 to 29 to cast votes for their Community Education Council members.

By Jessica Hills | Apr 30 11:01 pm ET

More than 25,000 parents turned out to the online polls from April 6 to 29 to cast votes for their Community Education Council members.