A new in-depth report from the New York Times reveals that some of the city's most desirable private elementary and high schools are now charging more than Harvard does for a year's tuition. (T »
New York Department of EducationJanuary29 – Feb 10: New York State Alternate Assessment30 – Last day of fall term for high school students High schools have Chancellor’s Conference Day for staff... »
From Douglaston Patch:The city has still not designated a locale for a new northeast Queens high school due to a lack of available spots and transportation concerns, Community District Education Council 26’s chairwoman said.The School Construction Auth... »
Supposedly there are over $145 billion in grants, federal loans and work study for colleges or universities. If you are a Brooklyn high school student or returning post-secondary student you should know getting a grant begins with determining... »
You often hear the Department of Education brag about our improved graduation rates in NYC. But what good does it do to graduate more students if only a handful of them are prepared for the future? »
Brand new Lucky Ant is the Kickstarter for your community. Instead of funding short films and art projects, you help support improvements to your favorite neighborhood hot spots. Whether it’s sponsoring an outdoor patio for the cafe around the corner o... »
#fashion It often seems like the biggest ambition of most Americans is to be 110% comfortable during every moment of their existence, especially when it comes to their fashion choices. And it looks like our nation's youth are doing their very best to b... »
Welcome to Patch's daily snapshot of sports in Southeast and Brewster. Brewster track Brewster's squad stood out at the Northern Counties Track and Field Championships Jan. 29, specifically Adam McIe and Ariana Bottalico. McIe won the 1,000 in a pers... »
