Cops for a first grader?: Why NYC schools are still calling 911 on 6-year-olds
Zai and his mother are on their way to a nearby playground on July 23, 2026. When Zai was in first grade, his school at the time called 911 on him during a meltdown.
Zai and his mother are on their way to a nearby playground on July 23, 2026. When Zai was in first grade, his school at the time called 911 on him during a meltdown.
Health officials say roughly 52,000 teens have signed up for Teenspace, but the future of the $26 million program remains in limbo amid a Health Department evaluation
A person sleeps on a sidewalk near Times Square on Dec. 10, 2019. The number of students experiencing homelessness in New York City dropped last school year but remains stubbornly high.
State Sen. John Liu proposed legislation to strip the governor of the authority to opt into a GOP-backed federal school choice program.
Nearly a year into his administration, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has not shared a vision for addressing many of the pressing challenges facing the New York City school system. One of the most urgent is the small schools...
Students in the Path program at P.S. 105 in Far Rockaway participate in a lesson on weather on Feb. 5, 2026. The program integrates students classified with emotional disabilities with general education students.
Gov. Kathy Hochul, pictured during an October debate, is questioning New York's plan to eliminate Regents exams as a graduation requirement and renewing her push for control of state education policy.