Department of Education Archives – Page 20 of 22 – QNS

Cambria Heights

P.S. 176 in Cambria Heights to expand

By Maggie Hayes

Kids & Education

Panel preps parents for changes to special ed

By Alexa Altman

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Kids & Education

Seven charter schools vie for spots in Queens

By Alexa Altman

‘Failing’ Van Buren principal replaced

By Melissa Chan

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Seven Queens high schools close their doors for good

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Kids & Education

Mixed feelings on Special Education Reform

By Alexa Altman

Opinion

So you want to have ‘inclusion’

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Kids & Education

Chancellor Dennis Walcott speaks about Turnaround, special ed reform at forum

By Alexa Altman

Comptroller says tutoring center owes city $850G

By Melissa Chan

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Kids & Education

UFT sues to prevent school closings

By Melissa Chan

Flushing

Flushing introduces new principal

By Melissa Chan

Kids & Education

Grover Cleveland spared: Now the work begins, say teachers

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Parents, students, staff say Closing Flushing High School ‘Not A Solution’

By Melissa Chan

Ridgewood

Is Ridgewood set to get a new school?

By Jay Lane

Flushing

Final Chapter For Flushing?

By Melissa Chan

Kids & Education

Class in session: City to get 54 new schools, two in Queens

By Michael Pantelidis

Community comes out for August Martin

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Supporters rally around Bryant High School

By Michael Pantelidis

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Thousands of Grover Cleveland supporters tell DOE to keep school open

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Woodside

Woodside parents want bus service for their kids

By Michael Pantelidis

Another Queens parent arrested for fleeing with infant

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DOE adding 6,000 seats in Queens

By Michael Pantelidis

Turnaround proposals submitted for eight Queens high schools

By Michael Pantelidis

Parents vote down school ‘Choice’ in District 27

By Melissa Chan

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