Department of Education

Girls Prep earned broad approval for its planned move to the East Village at a public hearing.

The Spruce Street School would be the most hard-hit by city layoffs, losing three of its six teachers.

The majority of schools in District 1 could face major layoffs under the city's proposed teacher firings.

Construction on a new 400-seat school in lower Manhattan will not begin until 2014, the city said.

The city says it will get rid of boilers that burn dirty heating oil in public schools, but doesn't say exactly when.

Parents are tired of waiting for a gym and want to spend previously allocated money on other needs instead.

Two new charter schools are looking to open locations somewhere in District 1.

EPA inspections found light fixtures in P.S. 206, P.S. 37 and P.S. 112 containing toxic PCBs.

Girls Prep wants to relocate its middle school grades to a school on East 11th Street, where it plans to expand.

A new campaign is aimed at helping job seekers without high school diplomas to prepare for the GED.

Only 23 percent of public high school students were college- or career-ready after four years, a report said.

The Italian Regents exam could be cut by the state, after German, Hebrew and Latin.

Hundreds of seniors across the city who want to graduate in January will get a 'local diploma.'

Ellie Krieger debuted a Tri-Color salad menu item at P.S. 63 / P.S. 363 Wednesday.

The Independent Budget Office also found that the failing schools had large number of special-ed students.