Queens teens present policies to mayor
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Dozens of youth advocates from across Queens and New York City gathered Wednesday to call on officials to support a number of legislative proposals they say will fortify their future.
State settles equitable education suit
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"Every single New Yorker deserves a quality education to succeed in our state, and public schools are a vital component of that opportunity for our children's upward mobility."
Read MoreCollege savings accounts give Queens’ youngest a head start
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“This made a huge difference.”
Read MoreCrowley urges NYC to reopen high schools
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“Our students are suffering and need to immediately resume in-person education.”
Read MoreLegal Aid distributes remote learning accessories to students in need
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The two nonprofits have provided hundreds of headphones, earbuds, keyboard attachments and charging accessories.
Read MoreImportance of NYC’s outdoor learning initiative is clear to Little Neck special ed teacher
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“Schools in Queens, like ours, have the space behind to turn ugly, boring cement into a garden with vegetables and green.”
Read MoreThe beat goes on at York College jam sessions, despite major COVID adjustments
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“The bonds we create through our music are unique ones.”
Read MoreMeng introduces bill to ensure students learn about Asian American history
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“Our children are graduating from high school without learning of the important contributions the Asian Pacific American community has made throughout our nation’s history, without learning of the disenfranchisement and discrimination Asian Pacific Americans have faced at the hands of the United States government.”
Read MoreState shutters schools in three Queens neighborhoods, but businesses can stay open for now
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“These clusters have to be attacked.”
Read MoreOpinion: Invest in educational opportunities for justice-involved students
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Jesús Reyes-Velardo is the associate director of Academic Support Programs at College & Community Fellowship.
Read MoreElmhurst school shut down for two weeks to control COVID
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Two unrelated cases were identified at the John F. Kennedy Jr. School.
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Making history come to life at Jamaica’s King Manor
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Kelsey Brow is executive director at the King Manor.
Read MoreOzone Park high school teacher vies for Queens Council seat
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Singh is prioritizing schools and education in her bid to represent District 32.
Read MoreIn-person classes will resume Sept. 21, after NYC reaches deal with labor unions
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Teachers will report to buildings on Sept. 8 and will train for remote and in-person learning.
Read MoreSeven new appointees join Queens’ Community Education Councils
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The CEC members are tasked with visiting schools to assess their educational needs, examining educational programs and making recommendations on district issues.
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