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Spectrum, Optimum relent, will offer internet deals to NYC families with debt
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Citing low enrollment, NYC will close 23 child care centers for ‘essential’ workers
By Reema Amin, Alex Zimmerman
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Spectrum, Optimum relent, will offer internet deals to NYC families with debt
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16 hours ago
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Siblings, cats, and other disruptions: New York students reflect on their first week of online learning
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NYC is planning to offer free school meals to adults
By Greg B. Smith, THE CITY
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Internet service providers blocked NYC families with unpaid bills from remote learning deals. De Blasio plans to crack down.
By Reema Amin
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I teach global religions to teenagers. Here’s how NYC schools should approach its new curriculum on hate crimes.
By Jody Madell
February 20, 2020

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Will prom go on? NYC students wonder what will become of high school milestones in the time of coronavirus.
By Christina Veiga
2 days ago
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Brooklyn principal hospitalized after another principal in the same building died from coronavirus
By Alex Zimmerman
March 24, 2020
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Will campus closures cost NYC schools state funding?
By Reema Amin
March 24, 2020
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Teachers across New York City are getting a lesson in ‘Zoombombing’
By Christina Veiga, Alex Zimmerman, Reema Amin
March 24, 2020
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The ‘new reality’ of coronavirus: Here’s what NYC’s first day of remote learning looked like
By Alex Zimmerman, Christina Veiga, Reema Amin
March 23, 2020

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What it’s like for the middle schoolers at the forefront of Brooklyn’s integration push
By Christina Veiga
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A Brooklyn principal has died from coronavirus complications, the first known death of a NYC public school staffer
By Alex Zimmerman, Reema Amin, Christina Veiga
Updated March 24, 2020
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NYC schools unlikely to reopen this year, de Blasio says
By Christina Veiga
March 23, 2020
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This NYC English teacher helped start a high school newspaper. Soon, digital natives were discovering the joys of print.
By Alex Zimmerman
November 7, 2019
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Tell us, New York: How’s the first week of remote learning going during the coronavirus era?
By Caroline Bauman
March 22, 2020
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Here’s the latest on NYC’s child care centers, opening Monday amid a citywide school shutdown due to coronavirus 
By Christina Veiga
Updated 2 days ago
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It’s official: New York State calls off exams due to coronavirus closures
By Reema Amin, Alex Zimmerman
March 20, 2020
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza at Tweed Courthouse, the education department's headquarters. New York
Thousands of NYC students won’t have access to computers before remote learning starts next week
By Reema Amin, Alex Zimmerman, Christina Veiga
March 19, 2020
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NYC stopped confirming coronavirus cases at schools, but teachers headed to their campuses anyway
By Christina Veiga
March 19, 2020
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Only 10 black students offered admission to Stuyvesant, as efforts to integrate NYC’s specialized high schools flounder
By Christina Veiga, Alex Zimmerman, Reema Amin
March 19, 2020
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