NYC schools kick off Summer Meals for kids 18 and under
Summer meals are free to children 18 years and under. They include nutritious foods like fruit and vegetables.
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Summer meals are free to children 18 years and under. They include nutritious foods like fruit and vegetables.
The meals are free to children 18 years and younger.
The DOE says a security vulnerability was discovered with the third-party sharing software, Move It.
Everyone affected is being notified as the police and FBI investigate.
Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor David Banks say they are being proactive in fixing the problem.
Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor David Banks say they are being proactive in fixing the problem in New York City schools. CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor David Banks held a briefing Wednesday morning at the Google Learning Hub in Manhattan.
Pay raises and other monetary issues have been ironed out and virtual learning will become an option.
The new contract will change the way students learn in and out of school, CBS2's Jessica Moore reports
The chancellor wants to assure parents their kids will be safe, but that's not alleviating their anger.
Protests continue today, as New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks spoke out about the issue for the first time. CBS2's Doug Williams reports.
The chancellor went on to assure parents their kids will be safe, but that's not alleviating their anger. CBS2's Doug Williams reports.
As many as 15 more busloads of asylum seekers could arrive this weekend, and the mayor is looking to house them in 20 school gyms. CBS2's Doug Williams has the latest.
Emotions are running high at P.S. 172 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, where parents are protesting the city's plan to house asylum seekers there. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has the latest this noon.
Sources told CBS2 asylum seekers could be heading to at least six more schools.
The city is launching the "New York City Reads" curriculum to use phonics-based methods with all students.
Half of New York City public school students in grades 3-8 fail their reading tests. That's why the city announced plans Tuesday to dramatically change the way children are taught to read. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says this project is personal for Mayor Eric Adams, who was taunted as a child because he couldn't read.
Teachers kicked off a week of citywide outreach to parents and community members.
Visitors to school buildings will have to be buzzed in after being cleared by school safety agents.
Starting in May, New York City public schools will be locking their front doors.
The city will also offer all high schoolers IDs granting them free access to museums and cultural institutions.
The city is encouraging high school students to ride the ferry system.
At the Brotherhood Sister Sol nonprofit, young leaders learn to develop voices, learn policymaking and activism.
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists reports New York City public schools need more than 200 more mental health providers to meet the needs of students. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell reports.
Education officials say the $78 million system will be installed at some 1,300 schools over the next year.
