Department of Education

After months of anticipation, the new P.S. 267 opened its doors to three classes of kindergartners on the Upper East Side.

Majority of laid-off teachers have not applied for new jobs through the school system, though they're still being paid.

Two weeks after parents shut down a DOE policy meeting, another event was held on higher state standards.

A total of 125 middle schoolers will reportedly move to Cooper Square to accommodate the expansion.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the city will partner kids with mentors in an effort to cut truancy.

The Dept. of Education has backed off an expansion plan that would have shuffled special-ed students.

Parents angry about low test scores erupted when education panel members tried to stop them from speaking.

Upper West Side parents were upset this past spring when they couldn't enroll their children in P.S. 87.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, parents and elected officials rallied against a charter school expansion.

Millennium High School is expected to have about 100 extra students this fall, sparking fears of overcrowding.

Teacher Nathan Turner was barred from working in city schools after taking Beacon School students to Cuba.

Months away from the first day of classes, three schools on the Upper East Side still have students on the wait-list.

The Schools Chancellor calls the agreement 'a huge victory for parents and students.'

Education officials are gearing up to redefine school zones on the Upper East Side for the 2011-12 school year.

Despite a controversial ban on sex education, Clinton School will move to the site of St. Michael's Academy.