School rezoning

Public hearings regarding the school rezoning in the district are happening in December and January.

Leaders said their plan will ends "egregious segregation" in several neighborhood public schools.

The CEC has weighed in with zoning recommendations for the first time in the 2016 rezoning process.

The Department of Education presented more details on the latest plan, which were met with frustration. 

School leaders are discussing moving P.S. 191 to a new building and P.S. 452 into 191's old building.

District 15 schools with waitlists include P.S. 39, P.S. 58, P.S. 169 and P.S. 194.

Local education leaders voted to redraw the zone lines for two Brooklyn public schools.

From education to transportation to real estate, big changes are coming to the neighborhood this year.

Instead of presenting its final plans on Nov. 2, the DOE will host small group sessions.

The DOE unveiled its finalized plan for rezoning P.S. 8 and P.S. 307 before a packed crowd on Wednesday.

Families want the new M.S. 839 to draw students from Red Hook, Park Slope, and Sunset Park.

Parents at P.S. 230 and P.S. 130 want crossing guards, better signage and other safety upgrades.

Arty P.S. 3 is a reflection of the West Village's bohemian history, Calvin Trillin said.

Starting in fall 2014, Village families will no longer have the option of two public elementary schools.

Principal Kelly Shannon says passing the DOE's latest rezoning proposal is among her top priorities.