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Stuyvesant Students Enter a New Millennium - Vimarsana News

Stuyvesant Students Enter a New Millennium

Stuyvesant alumni from the 2000s reflect on their experiences at Stuyvesant amidst the tumultuous decade.

Daniel Hong's Stuyvesant Journey Amidst 9/11 - Vimarsana News

Daniel Hong's Stuyvesant Journey Amidst 9/11

Daniel Hong, Stuyvesant '05 alum and Northwell Health FlexStaff Team Lead, reflects on his unique first-year experience during the 9/11 attacks, his temporary relocation to Brooklyn Tech, and how the foundation laid during his time at Stuyvesant played a crucial role in his subsequent academic and professional journey.

Dartmouth is right: SAT and ACT tests can boost college diversity - Vimarsana News

Dartmouth is right: SAT and ACT tests can boost college diversity

While well-off kids are coached to game subjective measures, other students’ talents may be better revealed by standardized tests.

Schools chancellor releases 'Reimagining Special Education' report as city works to make public schools more inclusive • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Schools chancellor releases 'Reimagining Special Education' report as city works to make public schools more inclusive • Brooklyn Paper

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks on Wednesday announced the completion of "Reimagining Special Education" — the first official report from the newly-formed New York City Public Schools Special Education Advisory Council.

NYC high school students walk out of class to protest war in Gaza, city schools' response - Vimarsana News

NYC high school students walk out of class to protest war in Gaza, city schools' response

Protest plans obtained by the Daily News called for students to stand up during class and start chanting slogans before heading out of their school building, and by mid-afternoon, about 400 protesters had converged on the central offices of the Department of Education in Lower Manhattan.