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When it comes to awarding GED diplomas, New York has the worst passing rate. 1.6 million New Yorkers 16 or older do not possess a high school diploma,...
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In a recent report by the Department of Education, city officials expect to award high schools fewer A’s than elementary and middle schools. 97%...
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Even the kids know racism is alive and well. President Obama visited a charter school in New Orleans recently and the fourth graders there questioned...
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I just wanted to present a few tips on how to budget and save money and “live out your dreams, but within your means.” 1) Pay...
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Thumbs up to the borough of Brooklyn. Three elementary schools made the honor roll, Public schools 31, 39 and 380,...
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Husband and wife team, Marilyn, 61 and Melvin Carroll have teamed up in creating GenKvetch.com, a social networking site that caters to baby boomers....
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Two college students, Samantha Akwei and Owen Rogers, were each awarded $1,000 scholarships to assist with their studies for the upcoming school year...
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This summer, enrollment at city public colleges has reached its highest level in 18 years. According to a recent report, over 73,000 students are...
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With back to school around the corner, I just wanted to highlight an event, which will take place Saturday, August 22nd between 10am-3pm. The event,...
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Physically fit students tend to outscore their peers who are less-fit on academic tests, according to a new report from the Department of Education...
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