NYC Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today made an announcement.
Continue readingThe Black Indian Ocean: Slavery, Religion, And Identity (1400-1700) Yale Webinar
As HWM friend, author, and professor, Clem Marshall writes that this fascinating event is important as it resonates with the slave trade from Harlem to Harare.
Continue readingThe Canvas Of Campus: Exploring Student Artistic Expression In Higher Education
Artistic expression is a vital component of higher education as it nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence among students.
Continue readingNYC Public Schools’ 2023, A Year Of Innovation And Transformation In Harlem And Beyond
As the year 2023 concludes, New York City Public Schools celebrates a series of impactful initiatives and policy changes.
Continue readingNever Too Late For A Degree: 6 Benefits Of A College Education
As we have seen in recent years, educational opportunities for adults have grown significantly.
Continue readingZeta Inwood Elementary School Students Drop Everything To Code During National Computer Science Education Week
On Wednesday, December 6th, 2023, Zeta Inwood Elementary School hosted a ‘Drop Everything and Code’ event in participation with National Computer Science Education Week’s “Hour of Code”.
Continue readingNYC Kids RISE And NYC Public School Alumni Raise Thousands For Harlem Students
On December 8, 2023, at 11 a.m., NYC Public Schools Chancellor David C. Banks, NYC Chief Equity Officer Sideya Sherman, Mayor’s Office of Equity & Racial Justice Commissioner.
Continue readingMayor Adams And Chancellor Banks Mark First NYC Public School Enrollment Increase In Eight Years
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the first increase in student enrollment at New York City public schools in eight years, based on preliminary data.
Continue readingJoin The SIPA Mini-Lecture Series 2023 At Columbia University In Harlem
The virtual mini-lecture series this Fall 2023 is hosted by some of our world-renowned faculty members at Harlem's Columbia University.
Continue reading6 Educational Guidelines You Might Find Useful In Harlem And Beyond
Are you feeling frustrated with the quality of education that your children were receiving in the past? You’re not alone.
Continue readingWhy Students Struggle With Academic Assignments: Mistakes To Watch For
As a student, you are likely familiar with the frustration of trying to compose an academic assignment.
Continue readingSuccess Academy’s Student-Led Mental Health Club Gains Momentum
In a remarkable transformation, the charter school system that found its roots in Harlem has emerged as a groundbreaking exemplar of campus mental health support.
Continue readingMayor Adams Secures Wage Increase Deal For School Leaders And Students
NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Office of Labor Relations (OLR) Commissioner Renee Campion today announced that the City of New York has reached a tentative five-plus-year contract agreement with the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (CSA).
Continue readingChancellor Banks Unveils Enhanced HIV Curriculum For All Grade Levels And All Schools From Harlem To The Hudson
Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the launch of a newly updated curriculum, Growing Up and Staying Safe: New York City K-12 HIV Education Curriculum.
Continue readingSponsored Love: Top 10 Words That Students Often Misspelled In Their Essays
Spelling matters, especially in essays where every word counts. A small spelling error can make a big impact, casting a shadow over the entire academic work.
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