Noah Gotbaum

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

Parents fear overcrowding at three UWS schools, but school leaders say it's too early to worry.

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

Some parents are pushing back against a de-zoning that would do away with zoning lines altogether.

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.

Education leaders are looking for solutions beyond rezoning to end the overcrowding crisis at P.S. 199. 

Without federal and local subsidies, schools must pay to maintain their own websites. 

They argue the September 2015 move-in deadline is too close to the start of school. 

Parents and officials have been fighting a planned 20-story nursing home set to go up next to P.S. 63.

Members of CEC 3 said the tests are of value only to the testing company and not to students. 

Charters shouldn't be able to take space needed by badly crowded district schools, protesters said.

Harlem Success Academy is trying to take over classrooms at Frederick Douglass Academy II.

Parents at P.S. 811 say Mayor de Blasio was right not to allow Success Academy charter school expansion.

Kindergarten Connect is accepting applications through Feb. 20.