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Downtown Brooklyn »

Good government groups had sued the Board of Elections, accusing them of violating voting rights.

Clinton Hill »

The mural features the opening lines of 12 books slated to come out in 2017.

Park Slope »

P.S. 118 is ditching homework in favor of play-based learning.

Chelsea »

Residents living in Councilman Corey Johnson's district voted on which of 15 sites would get funding.

Bed-Stuy »

Members of the Bed-Stuy Parents Committee are touring local schools to find ways to become involved.

Woodside »

P.S. 361 will serve pre-k and kindergarten students this year, as well as kids from nearby P.S. 11.

Prospect Heights »

All four incidents happened within a week of each other in Brooklyn, police and school staff said.

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

The program visited at least 30 city public schools last year, according to its Facebook page.

Woodside »

Kindergarten students are being bused to P.S. 171 while an addition is built at their Woodside school.

Woodside »

"It all ended well," Chancellor Carmen Fariña said after the boy was found.

Astoria »

Here are tips on what to do if your family is still waiting for a seat.

TriBeCa »

Staff, parents and students spoke out against the state's controversial English exams Friday.

Woodside »

More than 200 P.S. 11 students will be temporarily relocated to P.S. 171 while a new addition is built.

Crown Heights »

Private nursery schools are preparing for big changes thanks to the city's universal pre-K plan.