Fariña: letter to city about race and violence inspired ‘hate mail’

• By Monica Disare from Chalkbeat New York
• July 22, 2016

NYC announces end to suspension for students in grades K-2 alongside new slew of new school crime data

• By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
• July 21, 2016

Advocates seize chance to push for Upper West Side desegregation, but face stiff resistance

• By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
• July 21, 2016

New York City unveils latest plan to rezone UWS schools, but some say it’s not enough to end segregation

• By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
• July 15, 2016

Leading de Blasio critics find a new fault: how New York City rates schools for students with disabilities

• By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
• July 13, 2016

Last-minute funding saves NYC summer program for middle-schoolers, but leaves providers scrambling

• By Annie Ma from Chalkbeat New York
• July 11, 2016

New York City is paying for more students with disabilities to attend private school; advocates say problems persist

• By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
• July 8, 2016

New report: New York City classrooms increasingly overcrowded, especially for youngest students

• By Annie Ma
• July 7, 2016

Under pressure from advocates, city inches toward district-wide integration plan

• By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
• July 7, 2016

Write this way: A Q&A with Run-D.M.C.'s Darryl McDaniels on inspiring NYC students through comics

• By Jeff Coltin
• July 5, 2016

School districts given more time to revamp teacher evaluations

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• By Monica Disare for Chalkbeat New York
• June 21, 2016