Ilene Altschul

The highly sought-after P.S. 199 has no waitlist for the first time ever, officials said. 

The families at The Anderson School raised money to donate a washing machine and dryer to P.S. 149. 

P.S. 191 wants to offer Mandarin classes to its youngest students next year. 

The debate over where school lines should be drawn in the neighborhood got heated Monday.

Making children with processing issues take tests for hours amounts to child abuse, opponents said.

West End Secondary School was originally slated to receive $50 for capital improvements. 

The DOE is open and supportive of the plan to move P.S. 191 into the P.S. 342 building, officials said.

Elected officials have committed tens of thousands of dollars in funding for the Upper West Side school.

If parents are informed, they can help reduce violent incidents at a school, education leaders said.

Community Education Council 3 now expects the plan to be in place by Dec. 2.

Several schools' test results were ranked the highest in the city, according to data. 

The DOE's withholding of information from the principal and parents is "disturbing," leaders charged.

There aren't enough pre-K spots on the Upper West Side, education advocates said.

The DOE yanked funds from P.S. 191's Roads to Success program after an employee was indicted.

P.S. 87 and P.S. 9 are both getting an additional kindergarten class next school under the DOE's plan.