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IBM gave the new school chancellor 12 times her new annual salary when she retired.

Parents say their voices have been lost in the battle between the teacher's union and the mayor.

Two hundred public school students were part of the exhibit at a Midtown gallery on Monday night.

The EPA has reportedly ended testing for PCBs in city schools, following an agreement to replace potentially toxic light fixtures.

The Education Department's list of teacher layoffs would cut as much as 70 percent of teaching staff at some schools.

The majority of schools in District 1 could face major layoffs under the city's proposed teacher firings.

Testing of a contaminated site on Broadway and Nagle Avenue will be conducted by an environmental team this month.

Icy roads and sidewalks were still expected to be hazardous for commuters Thursday morning.

A CB12 committee voted in favor of a allowing the Hebrew language school a charter to teach in Upper Manhattan.

City public schools will stay open despite an overnight storm that dumped about nine inches of snow on the city.

Four failing schools in Harlem, one in Kips Bay and one in the East Village, are among 26 the city wants to close.

Mayor Bloomberg's choice for incoming city schools chancellor Cathie Black defended herself to critics on Tuesday.

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

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

The reforms come as the city plans to open a new school for grades nine to 14, and add new technology to schools.