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Kindergarten admissions

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Gowanus »

Schools also need to do outreach to attract students and work to keep them, many say.

Long Island City »

Parents have pushed for more local school seats in Hunters Point, which only has one elementary school.

Forest Hills »

The DOE said it won't pursue the site of the former Parkway Hospital.

Forest Hills »

Parents from Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan have united in a new group.  

Forest Hills »

P.S. 196 will get one more kindergarten class and P.S. 144 will get two.

Forest Hills »

Dozens of kids are waitlisted and may be sent to schools further away, parents said.

Forest Hills »

Dozens of Forest Hills kids are waitlisted and will be sent to schools further away, parents said.

Forest Hills »

Dozens of kids are wait-listed and will be sent to schools further away, parents said.

Forest Hills »

Kindergartners were being turned away from zoned schools and sent to schools farther away.

Long Island City »

Parents worry public school seats aren't keeping up with the growing neighborhood.

Forest Hills »

A number of parents said that their children were placed far from their zoned schools.

Brooklyn Heights »

More than 1,200 families were waitlisted at their zoned schools, according to DOE data released Tuesday.

Downtown Brooklyn »

The languages range from Hebrew to Haitian Creole and will start in September 2015.

Upper East Side »

Children who were born in 2010 can apply to kindergarten from Jan. 7 to Feb. 13.

Astoria »

Here are tips on what to do if your family is still waiting for a seat.