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The "UFO" sighting over Chelsea could have come compliments of a Westchester school's escaped balloons.

A total of 125 middle schoolers will reportedly move to Cooper Square to accommodate the expansion.

City at-risk high school students repainted a Hell's Kitchen bridge through a program to keep them in school.

The state upped its proficiency standards after previous exams were deemed too easy.

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

The change would speed up the admissions process while addressing concerns that current testing doesn't address gender and racial differences.

To make up for development over public space, NYU will offer space for an elementary school in one of their proposed high-rises.

The educational institutions bearing the real estate mogul's name have been hit with dozens of complaints.

Parents will have to wait at least five years if they hope to see 75 Morton St. used as a school.

The school's director says the new wing will help in expanding its programs while increasing enrollment

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

A partnership with a private company will finance construction of the new P.S. 59 building at 250 East 57th Street

An investigation of the Opportunity Charter School found several instances of aggressive intervention by school staff.

Two buildings in the Alfred E. Smith Houses, and PS 126 went dark on Monday, following an underground electrical cable burnout.

The former P.S. 64 is likely to land a nonprofit theater group as its first tenant in nearly a decade.