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School Is Built At 1740 Macombs Road

Reaching out to concerned parents and their families, Assemblywoman Vanessa L. Gibson is co-hosting an education forum to discuss plans for a new public school being constructed in the community at 1740 Macombs Road in the west Bronx. The meeting is being held in response to the concerns of Morris Heights’ parents about the serious overcrowding that exists in the community’s public schools.
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Bronx Engineering & Tech. Academy

Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy (BETA) opened in 2004 as a New Visions New Century School in partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation....
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Help Out A South Bronx Classroom

A South Bronx elementary classroom in need of 21st century technology. The fllowing is the fundraising attempt by a local teacher, Ms. Alem Giorgis....
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Fordham Event For At-Risk Teens

Teenagers growing up in American inner cities face many difficult challenges. Some are fortunate enough to have supportive parents to look up to—but how about everyone else? Are they supposed to look toward out-of-control professional athletes and self-absorbed Hollywood “stars” to be role models? Is there anybody out there who can have a positive impact on at-risk New York City teens? ...
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Per Scholas Opens Institute In Bronx

As part of its mission to help disadvantaged communities during these tough economic times, Per Scholas, the organization that provides economic opportunities through education and technology, will officially open its new Institute for Technology in the Port Morris section of the Bronx on October 22 during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8 a.m....
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Celebrating 100 Years Of Giving

100 years ago, a school started by Milton Hershey, founder of the iconic chocolate company, began to profoundly and positively impact the lives of children in need....
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Bronx River Art Center Programs

Bronx River Art Center's Fall 2009 semester of after-school arts classes begins on October 5th and will end with a holiday student exhibition and reception in our storefront gallery on December 18th....
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Bronx Troop 240 Open House

Troop 240, Boy Scouts of America, the oldest youth organization in the Riverdale community, will be holding an open house on Friday, October 2nd from 7 to 9 pm at the Riverdale Presbyterian Church, 4765 Henry Hudson Parkway....
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National Gear Up Day In The Bronx

The Bronx Institute of Lehman College announces that on Friday September 18 2009 it will join GEAR UP Programs around the country in celebrating the First Annual National GEAR UP Day. This day commemorates ten years of success for the transformative Gaining Early Awareness and Education for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP), a college access program created during the Clinton Administration....
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$900M In Federal Funding For Schools

Governor David A. Paterson today announced that approximately 700 school districts and charter schools across the State will receive more than $900 million through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The funding, administered by the New York State Education Department, will be used to support school improvement efforts that address both teaching and learning....
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Deidre Frith Awarded NTA Scholarship

Tourism Cares, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the travel experience for future generations, awarded the National Tour Association State Scholarship, (part of the National Tour Association Scholarship Fund), in the amount of $750, to Deidre Frith of Bronx, New York. Each year, the prestigious scholarships are presented to deserving travel, tourism and hospitality students from across the United States and Canada....
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Bronx Elementary School Finds Solution

During the 2008-2009 school year, PS 396 in the Bronx, tested McGraw-Hill Education's Reading Mastery, Signature Edition with struggling readers. After strong results compared to previous reading scores as well as peer schools in New York City, the elementary school will expand use of Reading Mastery from Grades 2-4 to include Grades K-1....
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20% Of CUNY Costs Go For Textbooks

Incoming Fall Freshman can pay an average $536 for books in first semester alone....
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Monroe College Sued For Tuition

Trina Thompson, 27, filed a lawsuit last week against Monroe College in Bronx Supreme Court. ...
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Bronx CC Senegal Collaboration

Bronx Community College’s Director of Collaborative Programs Eugene Adams has higher education in his blood. Whenever he can, he’s figuring out how to strengthen education models that expand learning opportunities. As the director of collaborative education programs at Bronx Community College (BCC), Adams oversees partnerships with over 25 schools and serves 2,000 students annually. He is a specialist in educational partnership building and curriculum design....
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Bronx Students Graduate JTS Prozdor

Josef Goodman and Seth Teleky were among twenty students who recently graduated from the Rebecca and Israel Ivry Prozdor High School of The Jewish Theological Seminary....
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Bronx Teens Advocate On Capitol Hil

Ten Bronx teens will join 90 other students from around the nation on Capitol Hill today to advocate for youth violence prevention with the offices of Rep. Jose Serrano and Sen. Charles Schumer. ...
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Castle Hill's Kenny Pontillio Passes

Castle Hill Little League is devastated to announce that beloved coach Kenny Pontillio has passed away. Kenny was a coach for 33 years and dedicated his life to the kids of the community. Kenny Pontillio was a very important part of our Little League family and his presence will be greatly missed....
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Bronx Graduate Earns Fulbright Flwshp

Congratulating the three members of The University of Scranton’s class of 2009 who were awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships to countries in Asia, Europe and Africa....
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Amber Coleman Received Honors

Recent graduate Amber Coleman of Bronx, NY, received Honors during her final semester at Brooks School in North Andover, MA. ...
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Bronx Students Present At WREF 2012

Getting educated about solar and other forms of renewable energy is becoming more mainstream these days, reaching students in South Bronx.

Building Bridges Between District & Charter Schools

NYC Collaborates, a joint project of the New York City charter schools sector and Department of Education, launched today to provide educators from across the city with opportunities to connect and share ideas to improve student achievement.

UFC Honors Bronx Academy Of Letters

The Ultimate Fighting Championship® recognized the Urban Assembly Bronx Academy of Letters for its accomplishments with an “Octagon of Excellence™” award, which included a $5,000 grant.

Frederick Alvarez Receives Award

Frederick "Freddy" Alvarez, '14, a journalism and mass communication major from Bronx, NY received the Residence Life Commitment Award during St. Bonaventure University's annual RA Awards Banquet Sunday, April 22, 2012.
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Bronx Teacher Talks Mary J. Blige, Volunteering & Love For Students

Tammi Butler is an educator by day and a supporter of nonprofits during her free time. She is actively involved with several organizations, including the Episcopal Social Services of New York and Woman of Excellence, Strength and Tenacity (WEST).

T&W Celebrates Poetry At Bronx Library Center

Join Teachers & Writers Collaborative for a poetry event celebrating the imaginations of New York City's young writers on Saturday, April 28, from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. at the Bronx Library Center.
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Bronx Students Break Ground On City’s Biggest Orchard

We are pleased to see projects like this sprouting up in Bronx - we could use more Johnny Appleseeds like these fine young folks in all five boroughs.
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Dunkin' Donuts Launches "Wishes DelivereD" Campaign

As part of an ongoing commitment to give back to the community in which it serves, Dunkin’ Donuts, America’s all-day, everyday stop for coffee and baked goods, announced today the launch of a new charitable program, “Wishes DelivereD.”

Bronx Zoo To Receive National Award For Teen Education Program

The Education Department at the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo has been named winner of the 2012 EdCom Award for Excellence in Programming by the American Association of Museums (AAM) for its Wildlife Career Ladder program for teens.
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Zachary Andreadis - Eagle Scout

On Saturday, March 24, 2012, Zachary Aristides Andreadis, the seventeen year old grandson of resident, Paonne Andreadis completed his service project at St. Michael’s Home in the hopes of obtaining the highest rank of Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout.

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Kiran Alvi

is working towards her M.S. degree at Columbia’s Journalism School with a specialization in digital media, covering the neighborhood of East Tremont. Kiran has previously worked for Nile TV in Cairo, Patch.com in West Hollywood and Redondo Beach, and Annenberg TV News and NeonTommy.org in Los Angeles. She graduated with honors from the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in 2011 with a degree in broadcast journalism and Middle East studies.