En marcha: Inmigrantes se unen para pedir reformas
Leave your thoughtsCaminando por el centro financiero de Wall Street hasta el ayuntamiento de Nueva York, unos 1.500 inmigrantes salieron ayer del…
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New Yorkers Take to the Streets
Leave your thoughtsWaving colorful banners that read, "Proud to Be an Immigrant!" and "I Love Immigrant New York," thousands here demonstrated on…
Immigrants March for Schools and Housing
Leave your thoughtsAbout 1,500 immigrant New Yorkers and their supporters marched to City Hall from Battery Park today to draw attention…
At the 9th Annual Havana Film Festival, Part of NYC's Immigrant Heritage Week, Interactive Workshop at Make the Road New York, Brooklyn
Leave your thoughtsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 25th, 2008 The New Children/New York Film Project is proud to announce that it will showcase…
Hey, Mayor Bloomberg, Don't Shortchange Our Schoolkids
Leave your thoughts‘We face uncertain times ahead, but this much is certain: We must keep the promises to our kids." This is…
Thousands Protest Budget Cuts Aimed at City Schools
Leave your thoughtsThousands of parents, students, teachers and administrators rallied in front of City Hall in late afternoon rain Wednesday, denouncing budget…
Education Panel Extends Ban on School Social Promotion
Leave your thoughtsMiddle-school students will have to pass two tests and four core subjects next year before they can move on to…
8th-Grade 'Fail' Plan is Passed
Leave your thoughtsEducation officials voted at a raucous meeting last night to hold back eighth-graders who don’t meet education standards. By an…
Parents Rip Mayor's Panel on Stricter Eighth-Grade Promotion Policy
Leave your thoughtsThe city’s education policy board voted to make entering high school much more difficult for city kids during a raucous…
Passing Eighth Grade Gets a Little Harder
Leave your thoughtsThe Bloomberg administration won approval for a new eighth-grade promotion policy last night at a meeting repeatedly interrupted by the…