Elizabeth Rose

The city had moved students from an elementary school for autistic kids into trailers in 2001.

A plan to house Teachers College Community School at P.S. 36 could disrupt students, some fear.

Eight faucets had water that tested positive for high levels of lead, the Department of Education said.

The city said middle and high school bathrooms will get a $100 million upgrade by 2019.

The DOE is open and supportive of the plan to move P.S. 191 into the P.S. 342 building, officials said.

The charter school plans to open a new Bed-Stuy location inside P.S. 297's Park Avenue building.

More than 21,000 alarms will be placed at schools across the city, at a cost of $5.55 million.

Dozens of Downtown kids could be given spaces at P.S. 1 in Chinatown as soon as the fall of 2013.

Though P.S. 290 was rezoned to reduce waitlists, some parents got letters showing a waitlist of 42.

Parents want a middle school to share space with P.S. 158. The DOE is also considering a K - 5 school.

Daniel McCormick, assistant principal at E. Harlem's G&T school, will lead the UES's new P.S. 527.

P.S. 234's current zone will remain intact in the fall of 2012, DOE officials said Monday.

The Department of Education declined a request to ease overcrowding at Kips Bay's P.S. 116, but parents vowed to keep fighting.

The DOE's new plan sends some children zoned for P.S. 234 in TriBeCa to P.S. 1 in Chinatown instead.

The DOE will offer a new plan for rezoning Downtown's schools, after parents objected to an earlier proposal.