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A group of 22 charter schools run by minority educators have pledged to help enroll the influx of migrant kids that have arrived in the city — but have gotten the cold shoulder from City Hall.

Charter schools are pitching in to address the migrant crisis — by enrolling a wave of children of asylum seeking families who recently arrived in New York, The Post has learned.

New seasons for Southern Nevada high school soccer, girls volleyball, girls golf, tennis and cross country teams begin on Aug. 17.

More than 294,000 students went back to school Monday in the Clark County School District.

These firms of $10 million or less in annual revenue punch above their weight in categories such as finance, tech, and luxury.

The apparent drowning deaths of 11-year-old Alfa Ousmane Barrie and 13-year-old Garrett Warren—are still under investigation

The apparent drowning deaths of two young students—Ala Ousmane Barrie,11, and Garrett Warren, 13—have rocked NYC.

Questions still remain on how the boys ended up in the water, but the family of Alfa Barrie refuses to believe that Garrett Warren pushed him.

The family of Alfa Barrie are looking for answers after the 11-year-old and his pal, Garrett Warre, 13, bodies were pulled from the Hudson and Harlem rivers this past week.

The body of a missing 11-year-old boy was found in New York City's Hudson River, just days after his friend was found dead in the Harlem River.