Parents, Teachers Unite to Protest Unwanted Principal
Everyone hates Claire. Or at least the parents and teachers do, according to NBC 4 New York.
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Upper West Side School Earns # 1 Positions in Local, National Rankings
Niche.com recently published its annual rankings of the best schools and districts around the country, and an Upper West Side private school has earned quite
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New District School Superintendent Meets Parents at UWS Playground: Says He Loves the Wagon
The district’s new schools superintendent, Kamar Samuels, is stopping by UWS playgrounds this month in a grassroots effort to reach out to parents, including those
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Calhoun is Selling its 74th Street Building
Calhoun, a private school with two locations on the Upper West Side, has enlisted Cushman & Wakefield to sell its lower school building at 160
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Garden Renovation to Create Outdoor Classrooms
In order to better prepare its students for jobs in urban agriculture and sustainable building, the Urban Assembly School for Green Careers is renovating its
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The Smith School: A Small School with a Big Heart
“As we returned to in-person learning following the pandemic, we were reminded of the strength of our small class sizes and individualized approach to academics
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KIPP Beyond: A New Middle School in Morningside Heights
KIPP Beyond is a new, public charter middle school located at 533 West 121st Street — on top of the historic Corpus Christi Church in
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Upper West Side Middle School Stages Controversial Covid-Themed Play
Theater Arts at The Center School (TACS), part of M.S. 243 at 100 West 84th Street, is facing scrutiny as word spreads about the COVID-themed
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Private UWS Schools Accept State Funds to Pay Teachers
Some of New York City’s most expensive private schools aroused the ire of their public counterparts after the New York Daily News revealed that they
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UWS School Goes Viral For Best Reason Possible
It was an instant classic and nominee for ‘do good’ award of the year on the Upper West Side. The students at Beit Rabban Day
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