Black and Latinx students account for more than two-thirds of the New York City public school system, but they account for roughly one-tenth of the students accepted into the city’s eight elite high schools.
Read MoreThe documentary explores the hurdles faced by women arrested and prosecuted for prostitution-related crimes in Queens County in a uniquely raw way.
Read MoreThe three library systems have asked the city for $35 million in additional expense funding in fiscal year 2020, as well as $963 million over 10 years.
Read MoreThe Liberty Defense Project also provides support services for immigrant families and rapid-response legal counsel for immigrants caught in raids and sweeps.
Read MoreTiegerman Middle School on 47th Avenue near Queens Boulevard provided a “highly specialized language immersion program.”
Read MoreNew York City is home to more than 210,000 service members and veterans, with 58,815 — or 27.9 percent — living in Queens.
Read MoreThe exhibit includes Egyptian antiquities, pre-Columbian feathered textiles, late medieval prints with mythological and allegorical themes and surrealist works.
Read MoreAsian Americans For Equality recently announced a new round of no-cost classes designed to prepare local residents for the citizenship exam.
Read MoreThe Queens Public Library will “reinforce who is at the center of our work and to whom the Library belongs,” according to an official announcement.
Read More“With healthy food, you can make a lot of progress with chronic diseases.”
Read MoreA new gymnasium or a portable STEM lab? Why not both?
Read MoreThe Statement of Client’s Rights, as its name suggests, provides a prospective client with their rights and obligations in the attorney-client relationship.
Read MoreThe 9-year-old victim told officers that Myers “threw a book at his face, and said book hit his face causing him substantial pain.”
Read MoreThe ballot allows District 22 residents ages 14 and over to choose from 13 options for how best to spend the $1 million set aside for capital projects in their area.
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