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Mayor Adams Chancellor Banks Announce Expansion Of Gifted And Talented Programs Citywide

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the expansion of the New York City public school’s Gifted and Talented program serving elementary school students. Continue reading

Biden Administration Extends Suspension Of Student Loan Repayments

President Biden is extending the suspension on federal student loan payments and interest accrual through August 31, 2022. Continue reading

The Benefits Of Education In The Contemporary Setting

Education is essential, and learning could be the only hope for students from poor grounds to measure up with their counterparts from posh families.Continue reading

Simple But Effective Ways To Improve Academic Performance In 2022

If you have been performing well in all your classes for the past few years, the chances are high that you want to maintain that academic performance. Continue reading

A Guide To Realizing A Healthier School-Life Balance

Leading a successful life requires you to balance everything you do. We usually struggle because we let some aspects lag.Continue reading

How To Get Good Grades As A College Student: A Short Guide

Most students go to college with the hope of getting good grades. Continue reading

City Commits To Expanding Successful Life Sciences Internship Program Delivering Opportunities To Hundreds Of Students

New York Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced the City is expanding its LifeSci NYC Internship Program.Continue reading

Barnard Receives $55 Million Donation From Philanthropists To Create A Hub For Women In STEM

Barnard College is the recipient of a $55 million gift from Diana T. Vagelos ’55 and Dr. P. Roy Vagelos to fund the renovation and expansion of Altschul Hall, home to the College’s principal science facilities.Continue reading

Mayor Adams Announces Summer Learning And Enrichment Program For K-8 Youth From Harlem To Hollis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced an expanded summer program that will connect 110,000 elementary and middle school students to the fun.Continue reading

Hip Hip Hooray, Black And Latinx NYC High School Students Win Expanded Sports Access In Landmark Class Action Settlement

A state court yesterday approved a landmark class action settlement that will expand access to after-school sports for tens of thousands of Black and Latinx New York City public high school students.Continue reading

Chancellor Banks Announce Updates On The Future Of Enrollment And Admissions In NYC Schools

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced his vision for the future of enrollment and admissions in New York City public schools. Continue reading

Urban Assembly’s HORT Internship Students Get Green Career Experiences

On Friday, March 4th, 2022, local elected officials, supporters, and others, joined students from the trailblazing Urban Assembly School for Green Careers.Continue reading

Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks, Parents, Advocates And More Call For Inclusion Of Mayoral Accountability In State Budget

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Education Chancellor David C. Banks today called on members of the state Legislature to include mayoral accountability for New York City Public Schools in the Fiscal Year 2023 state budget.Continue reading

Civics Week 2022 Kicks Off Civic Engagement And Voter Registration Drive In NYC Schools

Mayor Adams and Schools Chancellor Banks today kicked off Civics Week.Continue reading