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Herald Community Newspapers

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Students from across New York attend growing prom giveaway at Sewanhaka High School

You’re Our Unity — a nonprofit that focuses on empowering youth and providing resources for self-love and growth within the community — hosted its fifth annual prom giveaway at Sewanhaka High School, offering students free formalwear, styling support and the full prom experience without the financial pressure.

Valley Stream, NY · 05-01

longisland.com

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Governor Hochul Celebrates CUNY And SUNY Community Colleges On The Heels Of National Community College Month

On the heels of National Community College Month, Governor Kathy Hochul today celebrated enrollment gains across the City University of New York’s and State University of New York's community colleges — rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic and together welcoming 24,100 additional students in the past three years. The increase in enrollment shows the early success of the Governor’s CUNY and SUNY Reconnect program which offers free community college for students between the ages of 25 and 55 pursuing degrees in high-demand fields and the landmark expansion of New York State’s Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) for part-time students. In its first year, CUNY and SUNY Reconnect enrolled over 12,000 eligible students.

New York · 05-01

Washington Square News

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Opinion: NYU students need to get involved in local politics

Two days ago, City Council District 3 — covering Chelsea, Hell’s Kitchen, Greenwich Village, West Village, Hudson Square, the Garment District and parts of Times Square — held a special election to replace former Council member Erik Bottcher as he became a New York State senator. Although...

New York, NY · 05-01

News 12

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Report: Long Island schools underfunded by nearly $7 billion

The report, produced by ERASE Racism, attributes the funding gap to an outdated state formula used to determine Foundation Aid.

Suffolk County, NY · 04-29

Gothamist

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Students endure technical problems with NY state exams again

This is the second year in a row that tech problems have disrupted the state exams. State officials said schools can pause or delay testing before the testing window closes on May 15. [ more › ]

New York · 04-29

The 74

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The Math Equity Gap: Thousands of NYC Students Miss Out on Algebra 1 in Eighth Grade

Having access to Algebra 1 in eighth grade can often make or break a student’s path to high school calculus, which in turn, is often a gateway to selective colleges as well as science and engineering careers. But many eighth graders can’t take Algebra 1 — regardless of how well they did on their seventh […]

New York, NY · 04-28

Gothamist

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Mayor Mamdani vetoes bill to restrict protests near schools and universities

Mayor Mamdani has issued the first veto of his mayorality. The mayor noted the City Council's bill could potentially restrict pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campuses or workers protesting against ICE. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 04-24

CBS News

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Are New York yeshivas providing adequate education?

New York · 04-24

Gothamist

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Outgoing NY Rep. Stefanik keeps academia in her crosshairs with ‘Poisoned Ivies’ book

Outgoing NY Rep. Elise Stefanik has written a new book about her clashes with Ivy League universities. Stefanik traces her path from Harvard undergrad to antagonist, devotes a chapter to Columbia University and declares American higher education is beset by “moral rot.” [ more › ]

New York · 04-23

Syracuse.com

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See chronic absenteeism in NY school districts, ranked

Chronic absenteeism improved in hundreds of school districts across New York during the 2024-2025 school year, according to state data. Chronic absenteeism among elementary and middle school students improved in 333 districts statewide last year. It was flat in 15 and worse in 317. Among high school students, absenteeism improved...

Syracuse, NY · 04-21

Secret NYC

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The Best ‘Public Ivy’ In New York Is Only 3 Hours From NYC — With Admissions as Competitive as Elite Private Schools

In New York, opportunities for education are boundless . From the vibrant arts and culture on every corner to cutting-edge research hubs stretching from Manhattan to Montauk, there’s no better launchpad than our iconic city and the surrounding state. For many young people, choosing a college is one of the most pivotal decisions of their early lives. While the traditional “Ancient Eight” have long dominated the conversation, the landscape of prestige is beginning to shift. With Forbes recently unveiling its “New Ivies” list, buzz around rising academic powerhouses is everywhere. And in 2024, one New York institution earned a coveted spot in the spotlight. Binghamton University made history as the only school in the state to land on the “Public Ivies” list, earning national recognition . In total, Forbes identified 20 standout schools —10 public and 10 private—that are increasingly seen as Ivy League rivals . These institutions were selected for their strong test scores , competitive admissions, and reputations among hiring managers for producing top-tier graduates . Why Binghamton Earned the Title The 2024 designation was rooted in a specific formula of success that Binghamton has perfected over the years. Several factors made it a standout: Employer Demand: Surveys

New York · 04-16

On3.com

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New York high school football coach steps down after 10 seasons

After nearly 20 years in association with Ardsley High School (NY), Dan DiFalco has decided it’s time to step away from New York high school football sidelines. According to a letter released to the public on Friday morning, DiFalco announced that hes stepping down as the program’s head football coach. DiFalco had been the Panthers’ lead man for a decade and spent the previous nine seasons as an assistant coach. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] “After much thought and consideration, I have made the difficult decision to step down as Head Varsity Football Coach ...

Ardsley, NY · 04-17

Lohud | The Journal News

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Leffell School teacher Harry Shontz receives NY Milken Educator Award

During a surprise presentation at The Leffell School in Hartsdale, social studies teacher and history department chair Harry Shontz received New York's 2025-26 Milken Educator Award in front of a crowd of students, faculty and community members on April 17, 2026. Award founder Lowell Milken presented Shontz with the national honor, which comes with a $25,000 prize. “Harry Shontz is a remarkable educator by enveloping students in the rich tapestry of history to bridge the past, present and future,” Milken said in a news release. “In so doing, Harry sparks critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and the passion to become productive citizens of our global society.” Read more school news: New Rochelle High School class learns latest automotive technology. The awards recognize 27 outstanding educators across the country for their impact in their communities. Shontz is the first award recipient from Westchester County . This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Leffell School teacher Harry Shontz receives NY Milken Educator Award

Hartsdale, NY · 04-17