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Mayor Adams Chancellor Banks Announce Comprehensive Approach To Support Students With Dyslexia

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the largest, most comprehensive approach to supporting public school students with dyslexia in the United States.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

John Jay College Named In Top 100 Colleges For Hispanic Students

John Jay College of Criminal Justice (just minutes from Harlem) was ranked #1 in the nation by Hispanic Outlook on Education magazine for enrolling the most Latinx students.Continue reading

As Classrooms Re-Open, Mayor de Blasio Announces Expanded Traffic Safety Enforcement Near Schools

As New York City public schools prepare to welcome students back on Monday, Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced increased traffic safety measures to keep children safe in school zones. Continue reading

Hip Hip Hooray, Touro College Of Osteopathic Medicine Harlem’s Wins Third Straight STEM Award

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine’s “MedAchieve Scholars” program has been awarded the 2021 “Inspiring Programs in STEM Award” from INSIGHT Into Diversity Magazine, for the third consecutive year.Continue reading

How To Keep In Touch With Friends After High School?

They often say that friendships that we make at school are the strongest, which is not surprising since it goes back to the times when we discover the world, have our first crushes and learn more about who we are. Continue reading

Archdiocese Of New York Plans For Reopening Catholic Schools From Harlem To The Hudson

As New York State plans for the upcoming academic year, the Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of New York are preparing for schools to be fully open and in-person for the fall with no remote or hybrid learning.Continue reading

Harlem Born Music NCCU Student Jawan Davidson Secures Exclusive Music Scholarship

A talented student at North Carolina Central University is getting support from Amazon and the Recording Academy to the tune of $10,000! Continue reading

NYC Chancellor Meisha Porter Launches The DOE’s Summer Meal Program

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

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

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

Best Free Activities For School Trips

School trips are an excellent time for students to unwind and learn in a new environment. Continue reading

Three CUNY Colleges Lead By Creating Partnership To Launch The Urban Academy

The CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies, in partnership with BMCC and Stella and Charles Guttman Community College, today announced the launch of the Urban Academy. Continue reading

Chancellor Porter Announces Expansion Of Schools Serving Halal Meals Pilot Program

Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter announced today that New York City public schools are adding an additional eleven schools certified to serve meals.Continue reading