Department of Education

P.S. 87, which has five dual-language classes, may be left with just one after budget cuts this fall.

P.S. 87 has launched many green initiatives this year, including a mural of 1,000 bottle caps.

The Panel for Educational Policy voted on how students will be admitted to the new school at P.S. 158.

Bad news: your kid has to attend summer school. Good news: we've demystified it for you.

Bronx teacher Anthony Criscuolo lured a girl into his car by promising her an award, prosecutors say.

Acceptance rates were lower for citywide G&T programs than for some Ivy League schools.

The Neighborhood School has to raise $40,000 to keep its library open.

John W. Lavelle Prep school was Staten Island's first charter.

After years of complaints from parents and advocates, the DOE has agreed that more seats are needed.

Students reentered the school about 9:15 a.m. Tuesday and Regents exams went on as scheduled.

Parents remain upset about the Department of Education's proposed student admissions method.

A letter supposedly from education officials gave instructions about opting out of field testing.

Diana Limongi is trying to gain support to bring a French language program to an Astoria public school.

Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott discussed the city's $24.8 billion budget at City Council Tuesday.

Parents filed a lawsuit challenging the DOE's sibling policy and methodology for G&T admissions.