Top New York Court Tosses Race-Bias Challenge to City’s Gifted Schools

New York’s highest court threw out a lawsuit alleging broad discrimination against Black and Latino students in admissions to ...

New York City sues Education Department over Title IX funds

The department cut funds for a magnet school program meant to help with desegregation, which it said is no longer in the ...

Hidden Voices: NYC schools add new resources on Latin American history

The "Hidden Voices" guide features influential figures and will be integrated into the city's social studies and civics curricula.
KGOU

This museum immerses students in U.S. history: 'You can smell it, touch it, see it'

At New York City's Tenement Museum, high schoolers explore the American experience through the eyes of one 1860s-era Black ...
City Journal

New York City Public Schools Are the Nation’s Least Efficient

New York City students who went back to classes last week did so in the most inefficient public schools in the nation. Even as families flood out of the system and into alternatives, the city’s ...
City & State New York

Editor’s Note: Saving a ‘piece of New York City’s history’

City & State Publisher Tom Allon and I went on a mission Friday to save thousands of printed back issues of the West Side Spirit, a weekly community newspaper Allon ran when he was president and ...