The Department of Education

A plan to house Teachers College Community School at P.S. 36 could disrupt students, some fear.

Protesters called for the removal of Central Park East 1's principal.

CEC2 adopted a resolution in October asking the DOE to provide admissions criteria to parents.

Students say the numbers are misleading amid the real problems with bullying happening in the school.

Some pre-K programs in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill are in high demand while others have empty seats.

Parents recently learned that pre-K at Child Development Support Corp will not start Thursday morning.

The population at a Harlem special needs school would be reduced to make room for a charter school. 

West Prep Academy has changed dramatically in just four years, parents said. 

More than a thousand students didn't see a diploma on their graduation day, a report said.

P.S. 199 and P.S. 191 will not be redeveloped by the DOE. The department will now focus on an UES school.

Some of the parents oppose the city's proposal while others are waiting for more information.

New York Lawyers in the Public Interest initially sued the city over its slow PCB remediation timeline.

The redevelopment of the elementary schools is controversial.

Advocates say they're in the dark in terms of when they'll know for sure each school is PCB-free. 

Principal Elaine Schwartz believes in mixing grade levels and a specialized theater-focused curriculum.