NYC Charter School Applications: What You Need to Know for the 2026-27 School Year
It’s never too early to start thinking about the next school year. If you are a parent or guardian considering enrolling your children in a
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The Noguchi Museum opens its doors to the Latino community with free photography classes
The Noguchi Museum, located on 33rd Road, Long Island City, has partnered with Project Luz—an initiative founded by artist Sol Aramendi—to offer free photography classes
Northwest Elementary School Shares Valentine’s Day Joy with Local Veterans
This “Valentine’s Day,” students at Northwest Elementary School in Amityville are sharing love through heartfelt messages of gratitude to local veterans. Northwest Elementary School students
LaGuardia Expands Educational Access with New Nightclub for Adult Students
LaGuardia Community College took a decisive step to support its adult student population by receiving a $94,342 grant from the College Completion Innovation Fund (CCIF).
Brentwood High School Students Flying with STEM
Brentwood High School freshman STEM students from Rocco Magaletto’s class traded the classroom for the cockpit during a recent visit to Long Island’s Cradle of
They ask for donations of graduation dresses and suits for students in Suffolk
Councilwoman Theresa Mari, in collaboration with the Huntington Youth Bureau and the Suffolk County Police Department’s 2nd Precinct, announce the 4th Annual Project Prom, a
Suffolk County Community College Honors Military Veterans
Suffolk County Community College honored the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans during its annual “Veterans Day” ceremonies held on the Michael J. Grant and
Young tennis player from Queens, born in Colombia, wins a national title and arouses university interest
A young tennis player born in Colombia has attracted attention since the summer after being crowned national champion in the Singles Boys’ 16 category of
Broadway, Bars & Fortune: Dr. Shuvendu Sen’s documentary about second chances after prison
As America continues to grapple with mass incarceration and the fight for second chances, Broadway, Bars, and Fortune emerges as an urgent window to redemption.
United Way of Long Island delivers school supplies to thousands of local students
United Way of Long Island, in collaboration with Suffolk Transportation Service, celebrated the 17th annual edition of its “Stuff-A-Bus” program delivering school supplies to local