Brentwood students shine in Lego League Challenge
Brentwood Schools recently hosted its second annual Lego League Challenge, an event held at North Middle School that brought together students, their families and school
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West Hempstead junior selected for national leadership program
The West Hempstead School District announced that Sergio Rodriguez Ayala Jr., a junior at West Hempstead Secondary School, has been selected to participate in the
The Easter Bunny visits and brings joy to Northeast Elementary School
Northeast Elementary School in Amityville was filled with laughter, excitement, and the soft pitter-patter of little feet as the beloved “Easter Bunny” made a special
CUNY students face brutal job market in New York, especially Latino students
A new report from Center for an Urban Future (CUF), From Degree to Career: Why Strengthening Employer Partnerships at CUNY Is Key to Boosting Career
Tribute to the 10 most outstanding students of Amityville Memorial High School 2026
Honor to merit! Amityville Memorial High School’s top 10 students from the Class of 2026 were honored for their academic excellence during the Board of
Brentwood DECA students enter international competition
Members of Brentwood High School’s DECA business club competed against thousands of students at the New York State DECA Career Conference, held March 4-6, earning
CUNY Chancellor Matos Rodríguez promotes free education to train new educators in New York
On a visit focused on expanding educational opportunities, City University of New York Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez arrived at the Borough of Manhattan Community
Successful opening dinner of the 2026 Círculo de la Hispanidad Gala
On March 5, the opening dinner of Círculo de la Hispanidad’s GALA 2026 was held at the Garden City Hotel in Garden City, New York.
Safer schools: NYC to reduce speed limit to 15 mph in 800 school zones by year’s end, Mamdani vows
New York City will reduce the speed limit to 15 miles per hour in more than 800 school zones before the end of this year,
South Bronx Charter School Adapts Computer Science Education for AI Era
The idea behind Comp Sci High—a charter school focused on computer science education for mostly African American and Latino students in the South Bronx—took shape