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Creative Learning For The Holiday Season: How Direct Coloring And Thanksgiving Coloring Pages Inspire Education, Art, And Gratitude

The arrival of the holiday season brings more than celebration - it’s a time to pause, reflect, and create.

Old Money Values: Lessons From The Arts, Climate, And Education

By HWM

Families have long shaped society not just through discreet wealth, but through a deep commitment to the arts, environmental stewardship, and education.

Adams Hails State Budget Deal Advancing Housing, Safety, Migrant, Education Priorities

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today released the following statement in response to the $254 billion Fiscal Year 2026 state budget agreement reached.

Veronica Holly Re-Joins HYPE, Empowering Harlem’s Youth Voice And Redefining Local Journalism

We are delighted to announce Veronica Holly has joined Harlem Youth Publishing Empowerment (HYPE) as the Project's Lead Advisor.

Harlem Students Spend Summer Experiences On Iceland Expedition And Studying Medicine In The U.K.

This summer, two Harlem students had the unique opportunity to pursue their passions outside the classroom and worldwide 2,699 miles from Harlem.

Touro Osteopathic Students Address Global Health Through Cultural Immersion Experience

This summer, two professors of clinical medicine and ten Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine students, including members of the school’s International Medicine Club.

Department Of Consumer And Worker Protection Offers Financial Tips For Back-To-School Shopping

With summer break rapidly coming to an end, the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) has some important shopping tips to help you and your family save money and make informed financial decisions this upcoming school year.

Chancellor David C. Banks Appoints Simone Hawkins As Deputy Chancellor For Early Education

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the appointment of Simone C. Hawkins as Deputy Chancellor of the Division of Early Childhood Education for NYC Public Schools.

Harlem’s P.S. 146 Celebrates Annual Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony

In East Harlem, P.S. 146 Ann M. Short hosted their kindergarten moving up ceremony where students and families heard from school leadership.

NYC Honors Over 100 Homeless Graduates At ‘Future Leaders’ Celebration

The NYC Department of Social Services commemorated the achievements of more than 100 high school graduates residing in DHS shelters at the tenth annual Future Leaders celebration.

Why An MBA Is The Key To Career Advancement

In the labyrinth of career advancement, individuals often find themselves at a crossroads, pondering which path to tread for success.

Diddy’s Harlem Charter School: Allegedly A Turbulent Environment

Once hailed for its promise of an "elite education" and a mission to empower historically disadvantaged students, Capital Preparatory Harlem.

Mayor Adams Secures $77M For School Bus Electrification & Electric Truck Depot

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced that the city has been awarded a total of $77 million in competitive grants from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

6 Game-Changing Strategies For New York’s Ed Leaders

In the landscape of New York State education, the quest for innovative solutions is more vibrant than ever.

Inspiring Influence: 8 Ways Teacher Appreciation Boosts Education

In the complex ecosystem of the modern education system, recognizing the pivotal role of teachers is not merely a kind gesture - it’s an essential element that sees the ripple effects of excellence flourish throughout the halls of learning.

New York City Public Schools and Partnership For NYC Launch Third Career Discovery Week

Today, New York City Public Schools and the Partnership for New York City are launching the city’s third Career Discovery Week.

New York City Public Schools Unveils “Hidden Voices: Stories Of The Global African Diaspora”

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks yesterday at a historic Black History Month celebration unveiled Volume 1 of Hidden Voices: Stories of the Global African Diaspora.

NYC Public Schools Commences 18th Annual School Survey: Spanning From Harlem To Hollis

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks this week launched the 18th annual NYC School Survey.

Northwell, NYC Schools, Bloomberg team For Healthcare High School To Address Workforce Shortages

Northwell Health and New York City Public Schools announced today an unprecedented partnership to design a career-focused high school.

Families In Harlem Celebrate NYC Scholarship Month With Activation Of Accounts

On Wednesday, January 31st, 2024 in Harlem, the Harlem Village Academy West Charter School hosted an NYC Scholarship Month celebration and workshop for parents and guardians of students in kindergarten.

Kean University Launches Visionary New Center For Africana Studies

In a significant stride toward educational equity and cultural understanding, Kean University, the state’s urban research university.

Chancellor Banks Announces Completion Of Special Education Report And Celebrates Program Expansions

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the completion of Reimagining Special Education, the first report created by the New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) Special Education Advisory Council.

Seamless Learning Abroad: The Impact Of eSIMs On Education

Have you ever imagined collaborating on international group projects? Imagine not having to worry about connectivity issues or expensive roaming charges.

NYC Schools’ Bold Move: Tackling Hate With Plan Against Antisemitism, Islamophobia, And More

New York City Public Schools is committed to creating a safe, supportive, and respectful learning environment for all students.