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Explore Business Courses, How To Choose The Best University

Are you looking for an excellent university to study a business course? Well, most students who expire to enroll in a university or college for business courses experience quite some challenges identifying the best choices. Continue reading

10 Benefits Of Information Analytics In World’s Education For Students

By Bretton Love The introduction of analytical data usage in our education sector has transformed it. Continue reading

Chancellor Carranza And President Grillo Announce Expanded Inspection In Schools

Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza and School Construction Authority President Lorraine Grillo today announced that cafeterias and libraries in buildings serving kidsContinue reading

Mayor de Blasio, Uptowns Rodriguez And Others Announce Tentative Agreement For Head Start Employees

Mayor Bill de Blasio, and others today announced a tentative agreement between District Council 37/1707 Local 95 and the Head Start Sponsoring Board Council of New York City. Continue reading

STEM vs. STEAM, How Can The Arts Not Belong In Classrooms From Harlem To Harare?

Adapted from an article from Ed Week by Ann Jolly writes that a tug of war between proponents of STEM education (science, technology, engineering, and math) and advocates for STEAM lessons, which add art to the mix - has been going on for years.Continue reading

Uptown Rep Rodriguez Honors Local Students Who’s First In Their Families To Attend College

On Wednesday, June 6th, at 3:30pm, Uptown Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez will join Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC (BBBS of NYC) for a special ceremony to recognize four high school seniors in his district who will be the first in their families to attend college this fall.Continue reading

Op-Ed: Seniors, New York City Is Proud Of Your Hard Work (Spanish)

By Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza This week, high schools across the five boroughs have been celebrating College Decision Day. Continue reading

Students From Harlem To Hollis Are Fleeing Their Neighborhood Schools

Patch reports that influential leaders such as Mayor Bill de Blasio argue the racial segregation of New York City's public schools is largely a consequence of where students live. Continue reading

Mayor de Blasio And Speaker Johnson Announce $125 Million Annual Investment In Fair Student Funding

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Speaker Corey Johnson today announced an additional $125 million annual investment in “Fair Student Funding” (FSF) for New York City public schools, starting in the 2018-19 school year. Continue reading

Live Streaming: Mayor de Blasio Makes Announcement About Education (Video)

Mayor de Blasio and other electeds make announcement regarding education funding from Harlem to Hollis, Queens, NY. Continue reading

For Families From Harlem To Hollis Pre-K And 3-K Applications Open Today

Today, February 5, 2018, applications for free, full-day, high-quality 3-K for All and Pre-K for All seats will open for families.Continue reading

Rep. Adriano Espaillat To Hold District Town Hall In Harlem

On Monday, June 5, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. EDT Harlem Congressman Adriano Espaillat will hold a town hall event at the Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building, located at 163 West 125th Street (corner of Adam Clayton Powell Blvd).Continue reading

WHDC Releases RFPs For Education, Affordable Housing And Workforce Development Initiative

West Harlem Development Corporation announces the release of three requests for proposals to fund programs in the areas of affordable housing, education and workforce and economic development that benefit West Harlem/Community District 9. Continue reading

Hey Harlem, Pre-K For All Applications Deadline Has Been Extended

As you know, NYC children born in 2012 are eligible to attend free, full-day, high-quality pre-Kindergarten in the fall. Families still have time to apply for free, full-day, high-quality pre-K. The extended application deadline until Wednesday, March 9^th,2016.Continue reading

Take Care Of Harlem Goes Back To “School”

By Albert Trotman On August 23, 2015, New York’s Harlem Hospital Center’s Mural Pavilion was filled with parents looking on as their children K-12 participated in a collaborative art project, fitness activities and a dance contest.Continue reading