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2023's Best Journalism: 17 Education Stories We Wish We Had Published This Year - Vimarsana News

2023's Best Journalism: 17 Education Stories We Wish We Had Published This Year

As we do every November, it’s time to rip off pay homage to Bloomberg Businessweek’s “Jealousy List” — the magazine’s annual tribute to the most important journalism published by its competitors. (You can see their notable 2022 edition right here.) Here at The 74, we’re also looking to celebrate the most memorable education coverage from […]

Source: yahoo.com
OPEN NEWSROOM: Accessing Mental Health Resources in NYC Public Schools - Vimarsana News

OPEN NEWSROOM: Accessing Mental Health Resources in NYC Public Schools

THE CITY and Chalkbeat hosted a session at Brooklyn’s Central Library about how to get appropriate mental health support for kids in NYC public schools.

NYC Calls Cops On Unruly Elementary Schoolers Hundreds of Times Each Year - Vimarsana News

NYC Calls Cops On Unruly Elementary Schoolers Hundreds of Times Each Year

Last year, New York City schools called 911 over 2,000 times. 21 percent of these calls were for children under 10 years old.

Source: reason.com
Event: Mental health resources in NYC public schools - Vimarsana News

Event: Mental health resources in NYC public schools

Join Chalkbeat and THE CITY’s Open Newsroom on May 11 at the Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Library for a conversation about school-based mental health support for kids.

73 percent of NYC high schools don't have a newspaper. There's a push for more. - Vimarsana News

73 percent of NYC high schools don't have a newspaper. There's a push for more.

There are efforts to promote the creation of more student-generated news in high schools.