Department of Education Archives – Page 11 of 22 – QNS

Pols oppose public schools co-location with charter

By Patrick Donachie

Corona

Corona getting 162 new pre-K seats: Fariña

By Madina Toure

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Long Island City

New elementary school coming to Hunters Point South but LIC parents worried about lack of pre-K seats

By Angela Matua

Jackson Heights

Dromm supports parents opting out of state tests

By Patrick Donachie

Ferreras-Copeland proposes free tampons for city public schools, shelters and jails

By Bill Parry

Long Island City

Overcrowded Long Island City school will not lose middle school seats next year

By Angela Matua

Elmhurst

Free feminine hygiene products program expands to more borough schools

By Bill Parry

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Corona

Girls in schools in low-income Queens neighborhoods receive free tampons

By Anthony Giudice

Corona

Crowded districts celebrate proposed funding for needed schools

By Bill Parry

Jamaica

Former schools chancellor Walcott to take over Queens Library

By Madina Toure

News

Department of Education adds first LGBT community liaison

By Bill Parry

Flushing

Asians celebrate first Lunar New Year school holiday

By Madina Toure

News

PA files lawsuit against Dept. of Education

By Tom Momberg

Oakland Gardens

PS 203 kids celebrate the Lunar New Year

By Tom Momberg

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Corona

Overcrowded Corona school will get permanent annex

By Angela Matua

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Woodside

Norovirus outbreak forces hundreds of students at Woodside school to stay home

By Angela Matua

Community applauds scrapping of plan for high school at Linden Place

Flushing

Community applauds scrapping of plan for high school at Linden Place

By Madina Toure

DOE scraps plans for high school on Linden Place in Flushing

Flushing

DOE scraps plans for high school on Linden Place in Flushing

By Madina Toure

School Chancellor Carmen Fariña (center) at the District 24 Community Education Council meeting at P.S. 58 in Maspeth.

Maspeth

Schools chancellor tackles overcrowding at town hall meeting in Maspeth

By Anthony Giudice

Councilman Paul Vallone (center) advocating for the passing of this bill in front of Holy Cross High School in May.

News

City Council passes bill to fund school safety agents for non-public schools

By Anthony Giudice

Ridgewood

Nolan on Grover Cleveland: ‘It is not a failing school’

By Gabriel Rom

Forest Hills school employee allegedly assaulted student: NYPD

By Madina Toure

Middle school coming to College Point: Vallone

By Madina Toure

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley and Councilman Daniel Dromm with physical education advocates outside of the Tweed Courthouse prior to Thursday's vote on the PE legislation.

News

City Council passes legislation ensuring state-mandated physical education

By Anthony Giudice

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