Waitlists

Not sharing where a family sits on a school waitlist keeps them unnecessarily in the dark, said the CEC.

If you're looking to relocate to a better school district, here's how you should do your research.

A committee is considering changes to District 3's boundaries for easier admission to local schools. 

Schools in the neighborhood have had long kindergarten waitlists since at least 2012.

Even if your child got rejected from public school pre-K this round, there are still ways to get a seat.

The P.S. 199 waitlist increased dramatically this year, which parents are blaming on K Connect. 

31 students are waitlisted for kindergarten at P.S. 78, the only elementary school in the neighborhood.

Daniel McCormick, assistant principal at E. Harlem's G&T school, will lead the UES's new P.S. 527.

Parents from P.S. 290 ask why the DOE restored a block to its zone, despite it being far from the school?  

When the Department of Education recently announced a new round of proposed changes to the neighborhood's school zones, brokers have been bracing for the changes.

District 2, covering the Upper East Side and Tribeca, and the Upper West Side's District 3 had the most students in gifted and talented programs.

Parents at P.S. 151 are irate that the DOE offered kindergarten spots to 18 kids from another school's zone.

Students who didn't get into P.S. 234 were given seats at the Spruce Street School, P.S. 276 and P.S. 3.