Childcare Numbers Don’t Add Up
The city’s Early Learn program doesn't have enough slots for eligible children – yet thousands of seats go unfilled.
The city’s Early Learn program doesn't have enough slots for eligible children – yet thousands of seats go unfilled.
Students whose Queens neighborhood is still recovering from Superstorm Sandy got an early holiday present: a visit with Santa Claus.
Our reporters are teaming with NBC News for a crowdsourcing project on what poverty means to people. Join by using the #PovertyIs hashtag on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.
A mural inspired by Norman Rockwell's painting of Ruby Bridges' historic walk to school now adorns Hunts Point Avenue.
Our reporters asked scores of New Yorkers: What is one thing the next mayor can do to make your life better? The answers proved as diverse as the city itself.
Team for Kids, sponsored by the New York Road Runners, helps public school students take their first strides toward becoming marathoners.
Middle school students around the city – and their parents – are scoping out high school options.
Former state Chief Judge Judith Kaye and the New York City School-Justice Partnership Task Force produced a report called, “Keeping Kids in School and Out of Court.”