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New York education officials warned early on not to expect great results on the first English and math tests given statewide to elementary students under tougher new learning standards - and they're right.
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Senators are back to the starting line in their search for a compromise that would reduce interest rates on student loans after being spooked by the $22 billion price tag that accompanied a potential deal.
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Accusations of racism involving the principal have rocked Pan American International High School. The Department of Education is investigating, but 2 people are already out of their jobs.
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College students taking out new loans for the fall term will see interest rates twice what they were in the spring - unless Congress fulfills its pledge to restore lower rates when it returns after the July 4 holiday.
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The Blind Brook-Rye district is hoping to boost revenue by attracting students from other districts who would pay about $20,000 a year.
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It was graduation rehearsal day for seniors of Vanguard High School. But not all of the seniors are sure they will actually graduate.
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An 11-year-old New York City school student frustrated with the food at school used his camera to film a short movie.
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Graduation rates in New York City dropped slightly this year, while holding steady across the state as higher standards were implemented.
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The evaluation plan that was released Saturday incorporates student test scores, principal observations and other data.
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New York City Schools will get rid of old light fixtures with toxic PCB's much sooner than expected.
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There is the first vegetarian cafeteria at a public elementary school in the country and it is right in New York City.
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The City College of New York is renaming one of its divisions after former Secretary of State Colin Powell.
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The fight happened at Murry Bergtraum High School in Lower Manhattan.
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5 year old Jayden Davis has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.
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A principal at a school in the Pelham Gardens section of the Bronx threatened to cancel the prom if all seniors didn't graduate.
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Private information about students is being given to a company and this information is more than just names and addresses.
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The school says it no longer plans to call students names individually and have them walk across the stage during graduation.
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There's a change in what has been a centerpiece of Mayor Bloomberg's agenda.
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The new fundraising tool is a website created by a former school principal and parent of two who was all too aware of cuts in school funding.
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A ribbon cutting may not be the usual way to open a renovated bathroom, but at P.S. 124, it was a reason to celebrate.
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Local Boards and ad hoc Reconfiguration Committees, after in-depth discussions with local pastors, principals, administrators and elected officials, and in consultation with the Archdiocese of New York, collectively have recommended closing 22 elementary schools in June 2013.
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Still, more than a fifth of students nationwide are still failing to get their diploma in four years, the Education Department said in a study released Tuesday.
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The United Federation of Teachers has released a TV ad blasting New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for taking a "his way or the highway" approach to education.
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Parade season is over, but students of Channel View High School found a reason to strike up the band.
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Students at Red Bank Regional High School do not need to be convinced to take this class. The classes are worth college credits, through a special arrangement, and they offer students an opportunity to succeed in the digital future.
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Five states were to announce Monday that they will add at least 300 hours of learning time to the calendar in some schools starting in 2013.
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Their lives already revolved around tablets, Nooks and other devices, so having more technology at school was a natural.
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According to the Archdiocese, 26 out of 159 regionalized, parish and archdiocesan elementary schools are at-risk of closure in June 2013.
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The schools are at risk of closing because of low grades on the latest school report card.
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PS 114 and PS Q256, both in Queens, were completely flooded by the storm and reopened three days ahead of schedule.
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Young, pre-school students are preparing for an exam that could land them a spot in a gifted and talented kindergarten class.
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Mayor Bloomberg announced earlier this week that vacation would be shortened due to superstorm Sandy.
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New York City will offer online courses to students who have been affected by Superstorm Sandy.
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In most of the nation, unemployment is high, even among people with college degrees.
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Twelve more New York City public schools have reopened, a sign of progress in the recovery from Superstorm Sandy.
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The New Jersey public teachers union has canceled its annual convention for the first time in 158 years because of Sandy.
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For parents of the American Sign Language Lower School, getting their kids to and from school is very complicated.
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The Bloomberg administration has released its latest hit list for shutting down poorly performing schools.
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A recent survey ranked New Providence High School the number one school in New Jersey.
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Parents whose children ride buses to school had a long list of complaints; especially parents who have children with disabilities.
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Two sites are now allowing people to take these courses.
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It was a big surprise for some Bronx students when country music star Dierks Bentley showed up.
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66 students at the city's elite Stuyvesant High School face possible suspension for cheating on state Regents tests.
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The thought of having lunch, or as the principal of IS25 calls it "brunch," at 9:45 in the morning is not going over well.
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Officials with the Bayonne School District have lowered the passing grade from 70 to 65.
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As students return to school for another year, the American College of Emergency Physicians has put together a checklist for parents and guardians to help their children stay healthy.
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You would expect kids at a sleepaway camp to play or even do rope climbing, but group reading?
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Students are placed into groups, and their positions for debates are based on their research. "Pretend" Iranians were allowed to speak.
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Arts and crafts and swimming are typical summer camp activities, but many programs are adding an academic component.
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