Panel for Educational Policy

P.S.1 parents and teachers oppose the DOE's plans to bring an additional school to the building. 

Critics came out Wednesday night against the city's plan to co-locate a school at LIC High School.

Hundreds of parents, students and teachers called on the DOE to stop the co-location plans of I.S. 2.

The Panel for Educational Policy voted on how students will be admitted to the new school at P.S. 158.

Two new school sites for autistic students and a Bronx school closure are among proposals up for vote.

Central Park East II will expand into a middle school for the 2014-2015 school year.

DOE officials say the school is failing and unsafe, and are planning to phase it out.

The charter school chain is looking to open a new elementary school in the Washington Irving campus.

Teachers said they plan to fight against the opening of a charter school inside the building.

Comptroller John Liu criticized Champion Learning Center in a May 2012 audit.

Washington Irving and High School of Graphic Communication Arts named as "suggested sites."

Hundreds of students will move to the next grade this fall despite failing state tests, officials said.

Hundreds gathered Thursday to protest the city's plan to shutter the schools.

Bushwick Community High School and Grover Cleveland High School are no longer facing closure.  

The city education panel approved DOE plans to phase out five Bronx high schools and to shrink another.