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Crews are building a new K-5 charter school in Van Nest, with leaders hoping to expand through eighth grade.
Hundreds of students cheered as Adam Silver, Tracy Morgan and ex-Knicks greats cut the ribbon at the Mott Haven school's new five-story home.
Cora Walsh spent nearly five years chasing a diagnosis. Now her podcast about dyslexia has won the middle-school grand prize, selected from nearly 1,500 national entries.
William T. Rogers Middle School moved recess to blacktops after student tick bites near Nissequogue River State Park.
Jojo Yawson is the first Baldwin High student to ace the Chemistry Regents, ending a quarter-century dare from his teacher.
Max Owobu turned his weekly allowance into a scholarship fund. Now he wants to sponsor five more kids and reach hospitals and orphanages too.
A coalition plans a Lower East Side play-in Saturday, with jump ropes and clay replacing screens for the day.
Clay, Liverpool and Syracuse get new daycares as Onondaga County's childcare slot shortage hits crisis levels.
The Arthur Avenue campus lets Bronx kids stay in the neighborhood through eighth grade, with chess and Taekwondo on the schedule.
One mother says her nonverbal son left the Downtown Brooklyn program speaking. Helen Keller Services now plans to expand to Long Island.
The $15 weekly co-pay disappears for voucher families, but over 16,000 more remain stuck on a waitlist.
Teachers at ACE Integration Head Start reportedly went a month without pay before the Bushwick center suspended classes for dozens of kids.
An air quality detector flagged elevated formaldehyde in every squishy toy tested, and a White Plains pediatrician says that alone should give parents pause.
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