School Tops Green Roof List
Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School is the first public school in the city to get a "green roof."
Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School is the first public school in the city to get a "green roof."
Bedbugs, already a nuisance in the city’s bedrooms, retail stores, movie theaters and offices, are now a growing problem in another unwelcome place: public schools.
The city's public libraries are offering more books online.
The carpenters' union is calling for a crackdown on the sale of phony OSHA safety training certificates.
The lack of a social security number can make it difficult for young undocumented immigrants in New York to get a strong education.
Science teacher Homer Panteloglou, who inspires his students inside and outside of the classroom, recently notched an education award.
Fashion designer Diana Eng used the runway to display some physics-inspired creations in a bid to get more girls interested in math and science.
The Duffield Children's Center in Fort Greene is among 15 subsidized daycare operations, located in gentrifying neighborhoods, that could be shuttered.