Art expertise isn’t needed to win an art contest for Kingsbridge International High School students, but it takes plenty of imagination. more

Sometimes real life creeps into the classroom. Just like the rest of school districts throughout New York state, students taking Regents exams this month in the Bronx and the rest of the city are feeling the impact of the pandemic and the trauma from a mass shooting in Buffalo. more

  A handful of Bronx Theatre High School students have taken a step into a dance that they never thought they would do before. Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre Notes in Motion continues to give … more

The stock market infamously crashed in 1929 — a year still remembered as the start of the Great Depression. Investors lost billions. The center of the universe seemed to be Wall Street for all the wrong reasons. more

Two sons. Two commencements. One week. Except these blessed parents didn’t expect to see one of the sons actually graduate from college, let alone give a speech. more

  Mayor Eric Adams and New York City schools chancellor David Banks are expanding the kindergarten and third grade gifted and talented program in other districts of New York … more

It was May, and it has been far too long since the public spotted a person donning a cap and gown walking down the street along with friends and family. more

The power of flowers and plants at a Kingsbridge middle school/high school was on display on a hot spring Saturday this past weekend. more

As New York City public school students have gotten acclimated to shedding the COVID masks, there has been some disappointing news in a neighboring Bronx county. The county of Westchester is experiencing a surge in COVID omicron subvariant cases. more

College commencements are returning for CUNY, and as students walk down the aisle with their cap and gown, they will finally get to celebrate in person with their loved ones after two years of COVID. more