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State Sen. Tony Avella wrote a letter to the state educational department asking them to block Black from taking office.

Manhattan »

Schools Chancellor Joel Klein stepped down Tuesday and will be replaced by Hearst magazines executive Cathie Black.

East Village & Lower East Side »

The dreaded insects have been reported and confirmed 336 times in the city's public schools since September.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

Former Bayard Rustin HS principal John Angelet was cleared of charges he changed test scores in 2007.

Manhattan »

Chancellor Joel Klein answered questions at an hour-long forum at P.S. 33 Wednesday night.

Downtown »

Spruce's sixth grade will not open until 2015, the Department of Education said this week.

Manhattan »

The city cannot release the names of thousands of teachers included in a DOE evaluation, a judge said Thursday.

Manhattan »

The teacher's union filed a restraining order Thursday to block the city from sharing teacher performance data.

Upper West Side & Morningside Heights »

Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal says she wants more testing on PCBs at P.S. 199 and other city schools.

Manhattan »

More than 700 elementary and middle schools received lower grades this year compared to last year.

Upper East Side & Roosevelt Island »

Parents learned Monday that a group charged with choosing a school rezoning plan remains deadlocked.

Downtown »

Millenium High School may open a second campus at 26 Broadway, after receiving 4,500 applications for 150 spots.

Downtown »

Hundreds gathered in front of the DOE headquarters Thursday to demand accountability from Education officials.

Manhattan »

The Anderson School topped the list of schools compiled by Battery Park City resident Tom Goodkind.