schools

Subways and buses are running, schools are closed, roads are slick, and there's no trash pickup.

The Pine Street school will begin offering preschool, kindergarten and first-grade classes in fall 2014.

Officials nominated longtime P.S. 234 teacher Pat Carney to lead the new school on Sixth Avenue.

P.S. 104 principal Katie Grady is teaching students to "pay it forward."

Students at the Inwood Academy charter school hosted a United Nations children's delegation Wednesday.

Councilwoman Letitia James filed a Freedom of Information Request asking for a slew of Ed Dept. emails.

P.S. 51's new building opened on Monday, after families spent two years commuting to the Upper East side.

After listening to community feedback, DOE officials said they won't move P.S. 150 to Chelsea.

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

Roberta Davenport helped build a school locals can be proud of.

The Department of Education wants the student body to meet "unprecedented" criteria, critics say.

The plan would force students to bus from TriBeCa to the new Foundling School in Chelsea.

A lack of school options has some LIC parents considering other neighborhoods — for school, or to live.

Suspensions are down dramatically after a policy change made schools more lenient.

The program is the neighborhood's second, along with P.S. 111.