Back-to-school day in New York City comes with big changes: a free 2-K program launches, AI is banned for younger students and new screen-time limits take effect.
As New York City prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11, city leaders are announcing a major investment in educational programs aimed at helping public school students understand the attacks and their lasting impact.
Students with strong grades and test scores should make sure they explore scholarship opportunities and avoid leaving potential funding unclaimed.
Mayor Mamdani says children need "human connection" in the classroom as NYC launches a one-year AI moratorium for students through 8th grade.
An 11-year-old Queens student with special needs was left without school bus transportation on the first day of school Tuesday, forcing her parents to drive her.
Nassau County police officers visited JFK Middle School on Wednesday to welcome students back during the first week of school and reinforce relationships between law enforcement, students and families.