Department of Education Technicalities Invalidate Election Results For Two Community Education Council Seats, Frustrating Parents
This election promised a more democratic approach to electing members of the “education policy advisory bodies”. However, technical issues have resulted in confusion for two of Brooklyn’s CECs.
Mark Treyger Looks Back On Eight Years In City Council Advocating For Students
“Our schools need to be community schools, and they need to meet the needs of the whole child. They’re not just a place for passing state exams and graduating on time. Our schools are so much more than that. Schools are lifelines, and students are not robots; they’re human beings.”
Should There Be A Permanent Remote School Option?
There are many kids for whom remote learning worked really well. Why should it not be offered going forward?
Advocates For Secular Education In Yeshivas Hope 'Mayor Adams Will be Different From Candidate Adams'
The next mayor of New York City, current Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, will be tasked to handle the many
BELA - Bed-Stuy's All Girl Charter School Graduates Its Inaugural Class
“You need five people who play a different role in your life. I don’t believe in the concept of being self-made. None of us are self-made; we all need someone else. So that’s really what my speech was about.”
Parents on NYC School Survey: “There is a strong feeling that none of it matters.”
“My personal feelings on this survey,” she says, “Is that it really did not even begin to ask questions about remote learning, about complications with technology or remote classrooms."
Brooklyn’s Newest Teachers Are Determined To Help Their Students Succeed In A Post Pandemic World
“Reaching children through the screen requires a unique set of techniques,” Norcliffe told Bklyner. “The result was far richer than it was before we all began working together. The student-teachers brought additional facets to our classroom and the children have benefited greatly.”
“How would you feel if your community was being targeted by your neighbors?” Sunset Park’s M.S. 936 Rallies Against Anti-Asian Hate
Students gather at the schoolyard of Mafalda DiMango Complex of the Arts. Megan
McGibney/BklynerTuesday afternoon saw nearly 35 students
