Chancellor Meisha Porter today celebrated the Department of Education’s commitment to keeping all New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis fed this summer. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: education
The Mouth Watering Chef-Driven ‘Manhattanville Market’ Community Food Hall Opens In Harlem
After almost three years in the making, a multi-concept food hall, Manhattanville Market, opened on Friday, June 25, 2021, at the Jerome L. Greene Science Center, 3227 Broadway, within Columbia Universities in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio And Chancellor Porter Announce Record Number Of 3-K For All Offers
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter today announced 33,131 families are receiving offers to free from Harlem to Hollis programs. Continue Reading →
Chancellor Porter Marks Last Day Of School With Messages Of Optimism And Recovery
Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter celebrated the culmination of the 2020-2021 school year with students, educators, families, and staff during school visits and ceremonies from Harlem to Hollis this week. Continue Reading →
How To Study Online And Not To Lose Interest In Learning
Modern students learn much more easily than their predecessors. A few centuries ago, most students had to sit in libraries for days to write research papers, essays or prepare for an exam. Continue Reading →
Google Donates $50 Million To HBCU’s In Celebration Of Juneteenth
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have stood as pillars of excellence for more than 180 years and continue to serve as havens for Black students in pursuit of higher education. Continue Reading →
Non-Profit Goes Virtual With Free Tutoring And Summer Enrichment From Harlem To Hawthorne
Zerubabel began grade school as a non-English speaker. “Sometimes I would misunderstand the homework assignments or what the teacher was saying in class. Continue Reading →
Best Free Activities For School Trips
School trips are an excellent time for students to unwind and learn in a new environment. Continue Reading →
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