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Central Harlem »

In the last decade, Harlem churches have collectively sold for more than $50 million.

Great Kills »

Parents of students at P.S. 37 have called on the city to replace cramped trailers in the school.

Clinton Hill »

At Principal Emily Paige's Urban Assembly Middle School, students are unscreened prior to admission.

Bed-Stuy »

A new District 75 site serving special needs students would be co-located with P.S. 26 and Madiba Prep.

Upper East Side »

P.S. 6's teachers and principal ignored the bullying for a year, prompting her parents to move her.

Fort Greene »

Parents have accused Success Academy of discriminating against students with disabilities.

Gowanus »

Unique in the city, P.S. 372 teaches general ed. and special needs students together in every classroom.

Far Rockaway »

More than 18 percent of the city's public school students have special needs, according to data.

Long Island City »

More than 21,000 alarms will be placed at schools across the city, at a cost of $5.55 million.

Fort George »

Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña said the city will open 41 new classes for students with autism.

Upper West Side »

At the K-8 school for students with special education needs, lesson plans are tailored individually. 

Cobble Hill »

Dyasha Phelps Smith, 21, choked on a muffin at her Cobble Hill school on Oct. 28, her family said. 

Upper West Side »

The IDEAL School, a K-8 independent school, has opened a high school on West 89th Street.

Civic Center »

State legislators pressured the city to make it easier for parents to get private school education.

Bed-Stuy »

A special needs preschool in Bed-Stuy wants to provide evaluation services to children.