Department of Education

A Queens student was arrested for organizing a mass performance of the "Harlem Shake" dance craze.

P.S. 15/The Roberto Clemente School will get a gifted program if there is enough demand, officials said.

Thirteen people suffered minor injuries in Queens and Staten Island school bus accidents, the FDNY said.

Parents say they need elevators installed at I.S. 34 so their children can attend.

The city wants to redevelop P.S. 191 and P.S. 199 on the Upper West Side.

Applications for the city's hundreds of free pre-K programs will be available in early March.

Parents of kids with autism fear their kids will fall behind after moving to I.S. 72.

Education officials said bed bugs have been reported in 15 classrooms at P.S. 69 since September.

Districts in Manhattan, The Bronx and Brooklyn are giving families more choices for kindergarten.

Eleven students were among the injured in the 8 a.m. accident, according to the FDNY.

Experts urge parents look beyond pricey, name-brand school zones and neighborhoods to find bargains.

The Bronx High School for Medical Science hired two new English teachers following student pressure.

Principal Michael Courtney leads the Staten Island Community Charter School.

An influx of immigrants has schools bursting at the seams, parents say.

Major rezoning of the district is affecting two Upper East Side elementary schools in the fall of 2013.