One Upper West Side school hosted a unique Thanksgiving meal last week.

A playground in the Amsterdam Houses complex will be receiving new equipment and beautification as part of a recent grant.

Columbia families are invited to a reception at 5:30 p.m. prior to the Open House on Thursday, November 14. (Sponsored)

The Browning School, a private K-12 boys’ school, is right across the Park at 62nd Street and Madison Avenue. (Sponsored)

A loan company is accusing an UWS private school of not paying back a debt of nearly $3 million.

The preschool is an inclusive, Reggio Emilia-inspired program that embraces families from all backgrounds. (Sponsored)

At Ballet Hispánico, there will be food trucks, dancing, face painting, free performances, and dance lessons for all ages.

Pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli protestors gathered on Columbia's campus Friday for a protest dubbed “All Out of Lebanon.”

An UWS school was one of just eight in Manhattan to be recognized this year as a Blue Ribbon school.

Family members born in three different centuries have lived in one Upper West Side rent-controlled apartment.

The inaugural Juilliard Fall Festival will take place in the neighborhood starting on Thursday.

More than 900,000 New York City public school students returned to the classroom on Thursday. What to know.

The whole building was new and shiny and, unlike the dour darkness of PS 93, my former gothic gulag, it felt like another world.

He developed his game early, hitting for hours against a backboard near Central Park and West 97th Street.

There are still limited spots available in both Turning 2s and Toddler Playgroup for the fall. (Sponsored)

Students who have worked with Tannenbaum Tutors for the ISEE, SSAT, and/or SHSAT have consistently seen huge test-day improvements. (Sponsored)

Motherly encouragement.

An anonymous donor, a local elected official, and a moving company all lent helping hands.

CSNYC’s services cover more than just the college application, offering a comprehensive, long-term approach to student development.  (Sponsored)

"It has been difficult to overcome divergent views across our community."

A procession of lanterns will illuminate Morningside Heights next month.

The vandalism included calls for Columbia University to divest from Israel.

Student enrollment demographics reflect a "seismic change" over the past two decades.

Tenants of an SRO building on the Upper West Side are continuing the fight against their landlord.

The School Construction Authority provided an expected end date for the ongoing project at P.S. 87.

Alarms are being raised about the negative impacts of cellphones on youth mental health and learning time.

But now, the successful integration of these families is being challenged by New York City's precarious, overburdened shelter system.

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"The part that is important to me...is that they remember they were in school once where learning was fun and important."

A slew of new and familiar-sounding openings; only a dog run is closing for a couple of days.