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The students said they'd strike unless the district switched to remote classes or tested everyone on campus twice per week for COVID-19.

Hundreds of students in New York City staged walkouts on Tuesday to protest what they said is a lack of COVID-19 safety protocols in city schools.

New York City students walked out of school Tuesday as part of a protest calling for a temporary halt in in-person learning amid a rise in COVID-19 cases.

Denice Clarke Ware, President of the Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation, announced that acclaimed Pokémon voice actor and film editor Sarah Natochenny and award-winning anchor and news reporter Jeanine Ramirez will serve as co-hosts of the 2022 Titans of Tech Awards celebration, honoring distinguished alumni of Brooklyn Technical High School for their extraordinary accomplishments in their respective fields.

There’s perhaps no issue that better captures Bill de Blasio’s complex legacy — a mix of lofty promises, sweeping initiatives and uneven results — than education.

The Greyhound roared up the Jersey Turnpike in the rain, its fierce power leaving the cars behind, the thick wheels ripping through the gathering pools of water with the driving stateliness of a cruiser. The bus that was carrying us home for that 1952 Christmas smelled of stale smoke and damp wool; on that detail, memory does not fail. Sailors stood in the aisles, soldiers dozed in their seats, and all the racks were heavy with duffel bags and seabags.

Catch Up with the the 1968 Draft Pick from Hofstra

By Scott MCCONNELL November’s off year elections revealed that the rollback of wokeness, if not imminent, may be nearer than many had hoped. Voters rejected…

NYC recently announced it will phase out its gifted and talented program over concerns that it promotes racial segregation among students.

Parents of diverse ethnic backgrounds gathered outside the Department of Education on Thursday to demand that NYC's Gifted ...