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The East Side School for Social Action, aka P.S. 527, will open its doors.

Parents want a middle school to share space with P.S. 158. The DOE is also considering a K - 5 school.

Queens school will shutter at the end of the academic year due to rising debt and low enrollment.

Two boys were stabbed during a robbery at Village Fried Chicken, at 1739 Amsterdam Ave.

Education officials re-opened the door, Monday night, to a plan that could ease overcrowding at P.S. 116.

P.S. 340, the Foundling School, will offer Midtown students a dance studio and outdoor play space.

Castle Bridge School will begin sharing space with P.S. 128 next year.

Upper East Side parents want a new middle school, but debate rages over whether it should be for gifted and talented children or general education.

P.S. 290's principal fears that the DOE's rezoning of Upper East Side elementary schools could leave the popular school with too few students, which could then hurt the school's budget.

Parents who waited months to be in P.S. 11's school zone are furious they may soon have to send their children to P.S. 33 instead.

Community board and community education council members are trying to pressure the city to commit to limiting Midtown's first elementary school to local kids.

Members of Community Board 5 are urging the city to reverse a decision to shrink a soon-to-be-built schoool near Union Square.

P.S. 137 John L. Bernstein on the Lower East Side is one of 20 elementary and middle schools city-wide identified by the Department of Education as struggling.

Nearly one in three Manhattan public elementary and middle schools earned ‘A’s on new report cards out Friday.

Principal Marlon Hosang of P.S. 64 in the East Village talks about his experience as an educator and how he's adapting the school's curriculum, three years into the job.