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From Classroom to Broadway: Columbia English Class Takes Field Trip to See Tony-Award Winning Musical

A group of 50 Columbia High School students went on a field trip to New York City on Wednesday to see the Tony-award winning Broadway musical “Hadestown” at the Walter Kerr Theatre. The trip was part of the course The Play’s the Thing, which is an English elective that allows students to immerse themselves in acting prompts, theater knowledge, and overall creative expression.

New York, NY · 2d
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North Jersey high school football playoff scores for sectional semifinals

Saturday Nov. 7 North 2, Group 4 Final: (3) Chatham 31, (7) Mount Olive 7 Non-Public, Group B Final: (6) Pope John 21, (11) Notre Dame 3 Friday, Nov. 6 North 1, Group 1 Final: (2) New Milford 49, (6) Hawthorne 20 Final: (1) Newton 56, (5) Kinnelon 10 North 1, Group 2 Final: (1) Westwood 29, (4) Lakeland 28 Final: (2) Caldwell 49, (3) Rutherford 21 North 1, Group 3 Final: (1) Old Tappan 43, (4) West Morris 21 North 1, Group 4 Final: (2) Northern Highlands 28, (3) Morris Knolls 27 Final: (4) Middletown South 23, (1) Roxbury 21 North 1, Group 5 Final: (4) Irvington 28, (1) Ramapo 21 North 2, Group 1 Final: (1) Cedar Grove 48, (4) Wood-Ridge 21 Final: (2) Hasbrouck Heights 32, (3) Butler 31 (OT) North 2, Group 2 Final: (1) Waldwick/Midland Park 27, (4) New Providence 7 North 2, Group 3 Final: (1) West Essex 21, (5) Montville 0 Final: (2) Wayne Hills 28, (6) Somerville 11 North 2, Group 4 Final: (1) Middletown North 47, (4) Teaneck 21 North 2, Group 5 Final: (4) Passaic Tech 35, (1) Elizabeth 0 This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: North Jersey high school

North Jersey, NJ · 2d

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Blauvelt Student Named One of Six $25,000 ‘Generation 9/11 Scholars’ from Children & Grandchildren of World Trade Center Victims’ Families

As the nation marked 25 years since the September 11 terrorist attacks upon New York City, the Pentagon and Shanksville, PA, the Barasch & McGarry Charitable Foundation held a “September 11th Descendants Scholarship Reception” granting $150,000 in college scholarships to six graduating high school seniors selected by the September 11 Memorial & Museum who lost loved ones to 9/11-related illnesses.

New York, NY · 1d
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Multiple children sickened in NYC middle school: FDNY

OZONE PARK, Queens (PIX11) — Multiple children at a New York City school were taken to the hospital after getting sick, according to the fire department. Multiple children at M.S. 137 America’s School of Heroes went to the nurse’s office saying they all felt sick around 10:49 a.m., fire officials said. Seven children were taken […]

New York, NY · 2d

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NYC Public Schools: List of early dismissals and closings in November

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — As we head further into fall, families will have to plan around extended time off from school due to the holidays. November is no exception, as New York City Public Schools will be closed for several days in observance of Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. There are also early dismissals planned […]

New York, NY · 3d

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Montclair School District Crafts 2027-28 Calendar as Board Members Weigh Whether to Open Schools on Election Day

Montclair Public Schools officials are crafting the 2027-28 school year calendar, which should largely replicate the current school year’s, school district officials said. But some board members have questioned whether to open schools for Election Day 2027 as the prospects for relocating polling sites out of school buildings — a long-sought goal of the school district — prove increasingly unlikely next year.

Montclair, NJ · 3d

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Schools, Services, and Support: A Free Special Education and Resource Fair Is Returning This Month

Families trying to make sense of special education in New York City have a chance to meet schools, service providers, and advocacy organizations all in one building this month, and it won’t cost a thing. The Jack and Shirley Silver Center for Diverse Abilities (CDA) at the Marlene Meyerson...

New York, NY · 2d

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25 Famous New Yorkers You Didn’t Know Graduated From Harvard University

Harvard University sits in Cambridge, Massachusetts, hundreds of miles from the streets of New York City and the towns and villages of New York State. Yet there is a remarkable New York story within its alumni history. Students who grew up in Brooklyn apartments, on Long Island, in the Bronx, beside the Hudson River, and in Upstate cities traveled to Harvard and later became presidents, scientists, writers, actors, judges, and business leaders. Some are so strongly identified with New York that their college years in Massachusetts are easy to overlook.

New York, NY · 4d

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County College of Morris to Host Criminal Justice Career Fair

MORRIS COUNTY — The County College of Morris (CCM) is inviting students, graduates and general job seekers to its Criminal Justice Career Fair on Thursday, November 19. “Career fairs give students, job seekers and career changers the chance to talk directly with professionals who know their fields and find out what employers are looking for,” said Maureen Kazaba, professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at CCM. “You don’t have to be a criminal justice major to benefit. There are many career paths to explore, and meeting employers in person can also help students discover the education needed for opportunities they may not have considered.”

Morris County, NJ · 1d

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Lead Ed: More Spaces for Young Adults in Madison

College is an essential time of socialization for many young adults. They are in a new environment where they can meet new people in class, at school events and simply in the hallways of their dorm buildings. Despite all these places to meet people, there are few spaces outside of school life where students can meet up and socialize that do not involve going to parties or bars. That is why Drew students should take advantage of spaces in downtown Madison, N.J.

Madison, NJ · 2d

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Op-Ed: New Board of Education Members Must Push Administration to do More With Less

We woke up on Wednesday to the news that the For Stronger Schools slate routed its opponents to secure its place on the school board. I considered writing about how the victory represents a resounding rejection of the Jersey City Education Association’s stranglehold on our public schools, or a rejection of the lack of accountability within the bureaucracy of the Board of Education. But I won’t.

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

The Bergen Record

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Irvington football fends off late rally in playoff upset of Ramapo

FRANKLIN LAKES – On a foggy, rainy night, Irvington took another step toward the vision. The Blue Knights raced out to a big halftime lead, then held on in the final seconds to take down top seed Ramapo 28-21 in the second round of the North Group 5 playoffs. “It’s personal, because a lot of people back at home saying we didn’t have any vision here since Smoke [coach Ashley Pierre] left,” said an elated Irvington coach Marco Soto. “We’re the same program. I made it a point to keep the family together, and here we are.” The Blue Knights (7-4) led 28-3 after a dominating first half, but Ramapo pushed back and, after an incredible Jack Schneider catch and run, were inside the Irvington 20 with a chance to tie the score with under a minute to play. Facing fourth down and 10, Ramapo tried a quarterback throwback pass to Luke Magerko, but he was hit out of bounds by Leonidas Williams several yards short of the marker. A flag came in and there was a discussion whether Irvington had 12 men on the field. One player was hustling to get to the sidelines before the play started. “They

Irvington, NJ · 1d

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U.S. News ranks 2027 Best National Universities: where do NYC schools place?

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Did your school make the list? U.S. News published its annual ranking of universities in America, and this year, twelve schools in New York made it into the top 100. Rankings were determined by a wide range of criteria, including graduation rates, first-year retention rates, financial resources and student-faculty ratio. […]

New York, NY · 2d

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Brooklyn School Once Near Closure Now Claims 99% Graduation Rate

A Brooklyn high school that was reportedly on the verge of closing four years ago says it posted a 99% graduation rate in the past school year. The school, located in Brooklyn and serving a little more than 200 students who speak 19 different languages, has also reported a chronic absenteeism rate of 68% and an attendance and graduation rate of 76%.

Brooklyn, NY · 10h

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N.J. football playoff photos: Passaic Tech at Elizabeth, NJSIAA N2G5 semifinal, Nov. 6, 2026

Getting deeper into the N.J. football playoffs

Passaic, NJ · 1d

New York Post

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NYC ‘principal’ — who’s also a rapper — being paid nearly $200K to run a school that doesn’t exist

This is Ludacris. An NYC educrat who moonlights as a rapper is raking in an eye-watering $192,374 principal’s salary for not running a school, The Post has learned. Caleb Haraguchi-Combs was a vice principal in East Harlem when he was handpicked in January to become “project director” of the proposed Next Generation Technology High School . Caleb Haraguchi Combs is collecting a nearly $200,000 salary but not working at any city school. Caleb Haraguchi-Combs/LinkedIn The promotion came with a $50,000 raise to principal-level compensation. A project director of a planned school usually becomes the new school’s principal. But Haraguchi-Combs’ new school — a proposed FiDi institution focusing on artificial intelligence and computer tech — was never approved or opened. Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels torpedoed the proposal in April after woke backlash over its merit-based admissions model and general fear of AI in schools. Ex-cop Sayed Mohassib had NYC jogger Katie Suarez’s blood splattered over his apartment walls after alleged murder: prosecutors Yet the windfall continued for Haraguchi-Combs, 33. In his previous role as assistant principal at Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics in East Harlem, he made $141,960 a year, according to public records. A Manhattan Center official confirmed that

New York, NY · 12h

NewsForce 24/7

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Defiance’s Band of Class Went to New York Three Times

Most Ohio bands that reach the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade get one morning in New York. Defiance got three — spread across three different decades. The parade’s year-by-year band listings record Defiance High School’s “Band of Class” in the line of march in 1976, again in 1986 and again in 1994, a run of invitations […]

Defiance, OH · 7h

The 74

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NYC’s Enrollment Free Fall Leaves Mamdani and Samuels With a Small Schools Crisis

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 crisis, driven by years of declining enrollment. It’s a crisis that past administrations have allowed to fester — […]

New York, NY · 1d

NJ.com

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No. 4 Lenape gymnastics advances to state championships behind second sectional title

Check out who won the gymnastics Section A championships.

Scotch Plains, NJ · 1d

Daily Targum

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Rutgers—Newark professor named criminologist of year

The American Society of Criminology's Division on Critical Criminology and Social Justice recently named Rutgers—Newark associate professor Frank Edwards as the 2026 "Criminologist of the Year." Edwards' research, teaching and advocacy within the broader field of criminology played a central role in his recognition, according to a press release by the School of Criminal Justice.

Newark, NJ · 2d