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The program connects schools with community organizations that provide everything from mentorship and counseling to violence interruption.

A group headed by a disgraced Bronx ex-lawmaker expelled from the City Council for allegedly mistreating staffers is getting funded by the city Department of Education.

School safety, supporting the newly-arrived migrant students and families, vulnerable youth populations, and early childhood care and education were some of

While local organizations have launched a number of preventive programs and support services in their communities aimed at quelling the violence, they know there are no easy answers to getting a lid on the crisis. The run of recent violent episodes involving teenagers has magnified a longstanding problem.

The city’s top schools official called for an all-hands response to recent shootings and killings, saying current efforts were falling short.

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Education department officials stressed that the community group partners in the $9 million initiative will offer far more than violence interruption.

The program, dubbed Project Pivot, will operate in 138 schools throughout the five boroughs and aims to provide services through several already-operating community-based organizations.

The plan includes law enforcement, community groups, technology, and trainings.

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