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Northwell, NYC Schools, Bloomberg team For Healthcare High School To Address Workforce Shortages

Northwell Health and New York City Public Schools announced today an unprecedented partnership to design a career-focused high school.

Families In Harlem Celebrate NYC Scholarship Month With Activation Of Accounts

On Wednesday, January 31st, 2024 in Harlem, the Harlem Village Academy West Charter School hosted an NYC Scholarship Month celebration and workshop for parents and guardians of students in kindergarten.

Kean University Launches Visionary New Center For Africana Studies

In a significant stride toward educational equity and cultural understanding, Kean University, the state’s urban research university.

Chancellor Banks Announces Completion Of Special Education Report And Celebrates Program Expansions

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the completion of Reimagining Special Education, the first report created by the New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) Special Education Advisory Council.

Seamless Learning Abroad: The Impact Of eSIMs On Education

Have you ever imagined collaborating on international group projects? Imagine not having to worry about connectivity issues or expensive roaming charges.

NYC Schools’ Bold Move: Tackling Hate With Plan Against Antisemitism, Islamophobia, And More

New York City Public Schools is committed to creating a safe, supportive, and respectful learning environment for all students.

Navigating Challenges: Assignment Help In The USA

Assignment writing challenges for students in USA are unending.

Mayor Adams And Chancellor Banks Unlock $30M For NYC’s First Magnet High Schools

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today made an announcement.

The Black Indian Ocean: Slavery, Religion, And Identity (1400-1700) Yale Webinar

As HWM friend, author, and professor, Clem Marshall writes that this fascinating event is important as it resonates with the slave trade from Harlem to Harare.

The Canvas Of Campus: Exploring Student Artistic Expression In Higher Education

‍Artistic expression is a vital component of higher education as it nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence among students.

NYC Public Schools’ 2023, A Year Of Innovation And Transformation In Harlem And Beyond

As the year 2023 concludes, New York City Public Schools celebrates a series of impactful initiatives and policy changes.

Never Too Late For A Degree: 6 Benefits Of A College Education

As we have seen in recent years, educational opportunities for adults have grown significantly.

Zeta Inwood Elementary School Students Drop Everything To Code During National Computer Science Education Week

On Wednesday, December 6th, 2023, Zeta Inwood Elementary School hosted a ‘Drop Everything and Code’ event in participation with National Computer Science Education Week’s “Hour of Code”.

NYC Kids RISE And NYC Public School Alumni Raise Thousands For Harlem Students

On December 8, 2023, at 11 a.m., NYC Public Schools Chancellor David C. Banks, NYC Chief Equity Officer Sideya Sherman, Mayor’s Office of Equity & Racial Justice Commissioner.

Mayor Adams And Chancellor Banks Mark First NYC Public School Enrollment Increase In Eight Years

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the first increase in student enrollment at New York City public schools in eight years, based on preliminary data.