Department of Education Archives – Page 14 of 22 – QNS

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Elmhurst

New pre-K center to open in Elmhurst school

By Liam La Guerre

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Astoria

Astoria teacher raises funds to build vegetable garden in classroom

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Jackson Heights

Jackson Heights middle school to welcome more space for students

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Long Island City

Avonte remembered on first anniversary of disapearance

By Bill Parry

Long Island City

Avonte remembered on first anniveraey of disapearance

by Bill Parry

Students protests scheduling concerns

By Sarina Trangle

Staff leave Gateway amid investigation

By Sarina Trangle

Scaffolding at P.S. 162 went up last school year but a construction date hasn't been announced.

Bayside

DOE protects Bayside schoolchildren from non-existent construction project

By Eric Jankiewicz

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Rego Park

Rego Park special needs school closing, displacing vulnerable students

By Salvatore Licata

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Jamaica

Renderings reveal look of new P.S./I.S. 314 school in Jamaica

By Liam La Guerre

‘Dangerous’ schools named

By Kelsey Durham

Bayside

School to start earlier

By Kelsey Durham

Bayside

Boro home to third of crowded city schools

By Kelsey Durham

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Workers to receive nearly $400K in underpaid wages

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Long Island City

DOE comes out against Avonte’s Law at hearing

By Alex Robinson

Oakland Gardens

Preserve memory of ‘39 fair

By QNS TimesLedger

Disabled kids in limbo

By Sarina Trangle

Bayside

Teachers union approves 9-yr contract with DOE

By Kelsey Durham

Avonte’s family files suit for $25 million

By Alex Robinson

Flushing

Queens Academy operating without permanent principal since January

By Alex Robinson

Kids & Education

Free lunches for kids to be distributed at Queens libraries this summer

By QNS News Team

Bayside

Be wary of DOE suspension rates

By QNS TimesLedger

Francis Lewis fears losing trailer space

By Kelsey Durham

Bayside

City overcrowding Bayside HS: PTA

By Kelsey Durham

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