Report: FBI Probing City's Yellow School Bus Contracts
The reason for the probe is unclear, but the Education Department is reportedly cooperating with the investigation.
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Six Yeshivas Not Cooperating with Investigation, City Says
The de Blasio administration says it is still being barred from even entering the schools.
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Why Foster Care Advocates are Pushing the Mayor for School Bus Funding
One of the most stabilizing forces in a foster child's life is returning to their old school, but commuting to it from their new home can be a problem
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Raises Coming After City Teacher's Union Ratifies New Contract
Some teachers will be paid up to $8,000 extra to work in schools that are hard to staff.
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DOE Plans to Spend Millions Making City Schools More Accessible
The city's Schools Chancellor is looking to spend nearly a billion dollars to fix the problem.
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After Spending $50 Million, City Cannot Say If Mayor's 'Shepherd' Schools Program is Working
The program provides students facing challenges with a counselor that follows them through middle school and high school.
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Charter Schools Accuse Mayor of Denying Them Space, Again
It's a nasty New York City real estate fight.
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Report: Number of Homeless Students in New York is Growing
Advocates for Children of New York say there was a 2.7 percent increase of homeless students in city public and charter schools.
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New Contract for 79,000 NYC Teachers Includes Bonus for Hard-to-Staff Posts
The mayor said he expects most of those jobs to be in one borough.
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Some NYC Special Education Therapists, Unpaid for Months, May be Forced to Leave the Kids Who Rely on Them
As we reported, the city is months behind paying some therapists.
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