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Crown Heights »

Schools in District 17 saw higher pass rates this year, but the area still lags behind state averages.

Concourse Village »

The top scoring school this year in District 7 was Concourse Village Elementary.

Corona »

The increase matches spikes at schools throughout the city on 2016 tests.

Long Island City »

The site will have space for two classes with 36 kids in total, according to officials.

Forest Hills »

Christopher Tselios, 28, offered an officer posing as a 14-year-old girl $500 for sex, officials said.

Midtown »

More than 3 percent of city's 3rd to 8th graders did not take state proficiency exams, officials say. 

Randall's Island »

Randall's Island is just one example of city sites whose names are technically misspelled.

Bed-Stuy »

Grecian Harrison, a Bronx assistant principal, will take over at the Fulton Street school.

Bed-Stuy »

Michael Wiltshire will leave the struggling Bed-Stuy school and continue to lead Medgar Evers Prep.

Cobble Hill »

A group of parents recently sent a letter to the DOE officials in an effort to increase class sizes.

Upper East Side »

The Department of Education will send out an RFP for pre-k providers this week, it said.

Lower East Side »

Students from the Earth School got an online education company to add LGBT studies to its curriculum.

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

The Business of Sports School teacher was walking with a group of teachers when he was hit, police said.

Carroll Gardens »

The School Construction Authority is considering the site for a 300-seat school, officials said.