P.S. 154

The New York Road Runners and Land for Public Trust is working to renew P.S. 154's playground. 

In District 15, Sunset Park's P.S. 172 continued to lead the pack for test scores.

The Sunday market at P.S. 154 has moved to Bartel-Pritchard Square and added two new vendors.

District 15 schools with waitlists include P.S. 39, P.S. 58, P.S. 169 and P.S. 194.

The space, in a former fire extinguisher store, will have 10 desks and remain open at night for events.

Some District 15 schools were among the best in the city for English and math test scores.

Officials unveiled plans for 20 mph zones, shorter pedestrian crossings and other safety upgrades.

Principal Eric Havlik said class size will increase if the proposed District 15 rezoning isn't approved.

Parents say the proposed rezoning would force kids to travel too far to school on dangerous streets.

The rezoning would affect P.S. 154, P.S. 130, P.S. 131 and P.S. 230.

The school's pre-K classroom will be used for a second-grade class, the principal announced.

Many of Park Slope's top schools need restroom upgrades, school leaders say.

Wednesday marked the kickoff for the Bartel-Pritchard Square greenmarket. P.S. 154's opens on May 19.

Windsor Terrace's two public elementary schools are at the center of neighborhood life.

Evacuees from Hurricane Sandy were sent to 15 remaining shelters around the city.