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Students from PS 28 and nine other city schools are included in the "A Year with Children, 2011" show starting Friday.

The "MoMath" is set to open in fall 2012 near Madison Square Park.

Claremont Preparatory School students will have their artwork auctioned later this month.

The NYCLU, which obtained the data after a four-year fight, said the increase in suspensions is "appalling."

The new law will force schools to disclose extensive information about suspensions and police activity.

A Manhattan assistant principal is under investigation for boosting students' grades, according to reports.

Students and First Amendment advocates question the interference by school officials.

The reforms come as the city plans to open a new school for grades nine to 14, and add new technology to schools.

The fire broke out in a trash can inside the cafeteria at the Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics, the FDNY said.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the city will partner kids with mentors in an effort to cut truancy.

Five students got sick after drinking blue-colored water from a lower Manhattan school fountain.

Only 52.6 percent of boys in New York City high schools graduated last year, compared to 65.5 percent of girls.

Hundreds of city school students staged a walk-out to demonstrate against the MTA's plan to end free MetroCards.

One-time P.S. 64 on E. Ninth Street could be reborn as a private school or student housing, broker says.