Altice USA Hispanic Heritage Essay Contest
Essays must be received by November 1, 2017, with winners to be announced in early December. Prizes include a $1,500 cash scholarship and iPad minis.
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Altice USA Hispanic Heritage Essay Contest
Essays must be received by November 1, 2017, with winners to be announced in early December. Prizes include a $1,500 cash scholarship and iPad minis.
HealthFirst & C.S. 55 Host Back to School Event, 9/23
Health First & C.S. 55 Host Back to School Event!!!!
Bronx Officials Secure $4 Million in School Funding
by David Greene On the eve of the Primary election, local officials Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda and Senator Ruben Diaz, Sr., announced they have secured $4 million in funding to local schools. On Monday, September 11, at a hastily called press […]
Charter School Advocates and Parents Demand Action From Mayor de Blasio
Data Shows City Has Sufficient Space to Fulfill All Open Space Requests from Charter Schools New York, NY – On Wednesday morning, public charter school leaders and more than 100 public charter school parents took to the steps of City […]
Now the Size of New York State’s 7th Largest School District, Success Academy Is # 1 in State for Student Achievement
Now the Size of New York State’s 7th Largest School District, Success Academy Is # 1 in State for Student Achievement With 46 Schools and 15,500 Students, Success Academy Is Larger than Most Suburban School Districts. Its Students Get Far […]
Senator Klein announces a $152,000 grant for Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation
Senator Klein announces a $152,000 grant for Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation The funding will support middle and high school summer programs in the Bronx Bronx, NY – July 14, 2017 – Senator Jeff Klein announced that he is […]
First Dental School: Tooth or Consequences
Monday, July 17 – Harvard University, founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1636, is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Thus, it was already a bit long in the tooth when on this date in 1867 it opened […]
Top 50 Best Schools for Hispanic Students
With over 50 million Hispanic people in the United States, and only 48% planning on pursuing a higher education (according to the Pew Research Center in 2009), it is imperative that Hispanic students are lifted up, accepted, and supported fully […]
Ronald McDonald House Charities Celebrate 14 African American Future Achievers Scholarship Winners
Wednesday, June 7th was the annual New York Tri-State Area African American Future Achievers (RMHC/AAFA) Scholarship Luncheon. The New York Tri-State Area McDonald’s Owner/Operators Association hosted the elegant luncheon for 14 deserving high school graduating seniors from across the New […]
Free, Open-Source Access to “THINK Literacy,” Success Academy’s Highly Effective Curriculum for Elementary Schools
SUCCESS ACADEMY LAUNCHES NATIONAL EDUCATION INSTITUTE, SHARING LITERACY CURRICULUM WITH EDUCATORS ACROSS THE COUNTRY Free, Open-Source Access to “THINK Literacy,” Success Academy’s Highly Effective Curriculum for Elementary Schools New York, NY — After more than a decade of reimagining every […]
OPINION: Public School Parents Deserve Transparency
Public School Parents Deserve Transparency By Devon Winston When Bill de Blasio was Public Advocate, he talked a lot about transparency in government. Once, he even gave the NYC Department of Education a “D” in transparency for failing to […]
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