On Wednesday morning, a protest called to oppose the safe haven drew around 25 residents of West 83rd and nearby blocks.

What do city kids do when they want to make music with their friends?

Special Education school MSA has a "transition program," in which older students are offered internships to teach them useful vocational skills.

In July, Columbia University will get its first new leader in two decades.

The tragedy hit close to home in one corner of the UWS: Columbia University where many Turkish and Syrian students are enrolled.

Clinton will begin February 1 at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs.

The federal holiday honoring the iconic civil rights leader falls on Monday, January 16.

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"Hallelujah! Let there be light!"

At the natural history museum, student field trips have increased markedly this school year.

"One of the most prominent Hispanic-American dance organizations in the country.”

The message comes from 24 out of 30 elementary and middle school principals in Manhattan’s District 3, which spans the Upper West Side and parts of Harlem.

In the wake of his decision to double down on selective admissions, NYC schools Chancellor David Banks offered a blunt argument in favor of that approach.

Crossing-guard skills come naturally to Joe Bree, the friendly presence who is at the corner of 93rd Street and Central Park West every weekday morning.

After years of wandering has the theater found its permanent place?

On September 1, children across war-torn Ukraine returned to school -- or at least that was the goal.

Goddard Riverside at Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center is giving out free backpacks and school supplies today while they last.

New York City’s 2,000 speed cameras will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, starting August 1st, at 10 PM.

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School District 3 has a new superintendent with a history of promoting equity in New York City public schools.

Parents, children and volunteers painted a beautiful mural at PS 145 last weekend...

All New York City public school families regardless of income will receive $375 per child in food benefits to help cover the costs of meals from last summer during the pandemic —whether they attended summer school or not.

Meet the District 3 superintendent candidates Thursday thou

On May 18, 2022, the United States Soccer Federation announced a deal to pay the U.S. Women’s and U.S. Men's National Soccer Teams equally. This

For some of the children, the visits were an introduction to dogs in general. They

The clear message from principals and teachers at the April 28 education council meeting was: don’t do it. xxx

Upper West Side parents are faced with many decisions, but the one that often tops the list is what to do about child care. Whet

Time Out called the Bloomingdale Playground "the play space every neighborhood should have." It w

Representatives from the Department of Education (DOE) announced plans to expand sibling priority in middle school admissions in

More students will have the chance to enroll in New York City’s gifted programs, officials announced Thursday.