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Research waffles about whether or not homework is good for young kids. Here are some key takeaways.

Park Slope »

P.S. 118 is ditching homework in favor of play-based learning.

Midtown »

With the year 2015 swiftly coming to an end, DNAinfo looks at our stories that created the biggest buzz.

Kips Bay »

P.S. 116 stopped assigning math worksheets and essays as homework, angering many parents.

Murray Hill »

Full-day pre-K sections are coming to P.S. 116 and P.S. 40 this fall, according to officials.

Murray Hill »

A rezoning meant to relieve overcrowding at P.S. 116 is hurting the school instead, parents said.

Gramercy »

P.S. 40 is losing its pre-K program because of overcrowding.

Kips Bay »

Zoning changes that begin to take effect in fall of 2013 will help reduce overcrowding in the area.

Bushwick »

Young Bushwick students learn to volunteer in their community.

Kips Bay »

Nearly 50 parents signed a petition claiming the zoning lines for the new P.S. 281 would hurt the school.

Kips Bay »

J.D. Carlisle told CB6 it would yank its support for another project unless the market was pushed out.

Kips Bay »

The District 2 Community Education Council voted to approve sweeping zoning changes Thursday.

Kips Bay »

P.S. 281 is scheduled to open on East 35th Street near First Avenue in fall of 2013.

Kips Bay »

The playground was repaved and repainted using $375,000 in City Council funds.

Kips Bay »

The school will house just grades K through 5th to create more room for kindergartners, officials said.