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President Barack Obama signed into law Friday a measure restoring lower interest rates for student loans, pledging the hard-fought compromise would be just the first step in a broader, concerted fight to rein in the costs of a college education.
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Carolina Leid reports from West Haverstraw on the storm damage.
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A bipartisan Senate compromise on student loans is heading to House, where lawmakers there already have voted to link interest rates with the financial markets.
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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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Student loan rates doubled Monday - at least for a while - after a compromise to keep student loan interest rates low proved unwinnable.
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Parents say there are two YouTube videos that show a teacher at Brentwood North Middle School roughing up their son.
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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 fight happened at Murry Bergtraum High School in Lower Manhattan.
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He hasn't even graduated from high school yet but one teenager is already running his first campaign.
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If it were up to the kids at Calhoun High School in Merrick, Long Island, cancer wouldn't have a chance.
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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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Angelo Geremia left his school P.S. 229 all by himself Wednesday some time after 10:30 a.m. and walked home.
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There's a change in what has been a centerpiece of Mayor Bloomberg's agenda.
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Students at a Catholic high school in New Jersey have taken a "no-cursing" pledge at the request of school administrators.
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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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For parents of the American Sign Language Lower School, getting their kids to and from school is very complicated.
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The activists said Sunday that they are concerned that that the state Education Department will allow confidential information about students to be used for commercial purposes.
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Although he helps out at practice for the Dewitt Clinton team, 19-year-old Ashton McKenzie is banned from playing football.
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Assemblyman Jason O'Donnell has called for a formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the five-year-old non-verbal, autistic child from Matawan who was denied school lunch.
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Parents in New Jersey are outraged after learning their autistic son was forced to go hungry all day at school.
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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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Officials with the Bayonne School District have lowered the passing grade from 70 to 65.
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Art McFarland reports on how some high schoolers are studying extra during summers to graduate with an associates
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Art McFarland reports on the new efforts to avoid 'summer learning loss'
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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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Art McFarland reports on the Manhattan program that helps students stay sharp during the summer.
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Michelle Charlesworth has the details on what parents can do to make sure things go smoothly once school starts.
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Art McFarland has the latest school report that reveals that 70 percent of students are still scoring low on tests.
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Matt Kozar gives us the latest on a petition to save a student accused of using his iPhone to steal test answers
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Tim Fleischer reports on the incident
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Darla Miles has the details from the Queens school controversy.
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Art McFarland has the latest on the PS 208 teacher scandal.
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Kristin Thorne reports on the crash that occurred in Rockville Centre.
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N.J. Burkett reports on the Horace Mann School allegations
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Art McFarland reports on how some students are learning about the importance of a summer reading list
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Tim Fleischer reports the tickets were intended for students
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Art McFarland has more on the program
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Anthony Johnson reports on the Long Island high school student who had her suspension lifted.
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New Jersey education officials will stop using a standardized test question that asked third-graders to reveal a secret.
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Students at Concordia College in Bronxville started getting sick on Friday with some sort of stomach virus.
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Art McFarland takes a look at the unique oppertunity for students.
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It's a great ending to a whirlwind week for a homeless teenage science whiz on Long Island.
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Samantha Garvey, who attracted national attention after it was reported she was living in a homeless shelter, is not among the 40 finalists in the prestigious Intel Science contest.
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A homeless New York teen who's a semifinalist in a prestigious national science contest has been invited to watch President Barack Obama's State of the Union address.
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A homeless teenager who's a national Intel science competition semifinalist won't be homeless for much longer.
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