Our "We Are DOE" series continues with Carol Sun, a work-based learning coordinator at the Manhattan Early College for Advertising, a Career and Technical Education (CTE) public school for students in Manhattan.
The Morning BellFebruary 18, 2020
The DOE's Learn at Home page includes great supplemental learning resources that families can use for students who are home from school. Learn more about the DOE's online learning resources, and help support learning both inside and outside the classroom!
Chancellor Richard A. Carranza provides the NYC schools community with a path forward in light of the unprecedented coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The DOE's NYC Reads 365 program has just been updated with new lists of books for students in grades pre-k through 12. And the best part? New Yorkers helped pick these books! Check out our updated lists, and learn how they better reflect our City's diverse cultures and perspectives.
February is Black History Month. Join NYC schools and discover black history and culture all month long with our handy list of events and activities for families and students of all ages!
The Morning BellFebruary 13, 2020
From February 10–14, NYC public schools across the five boroughs are celebrating Respect for All Week in support of building, promoting, and maintaining safe and inclusionary school environments. Learn more about RFA Week and the RFA initiative.
The Morning BellFebruary 10, 2020
NYC public schools are celebrating NYC's first-ever Career Discovery Week (2/10-2/14). Learn how the DOE and the Partnership for New York City are helping more than 6,000 high school students learn about job opportunities across a range of industries.
The Morning BellFebruary 10, 2020
For the latest installment of our ongoing "We Are DOE" series, we're featuring Kyle Pierre, a Career and Technical Education (CTE) teacher apprentice at the Academy of Innovative Technology in Brooklyn
The Morning BellFebruary 5, 2020
New York City offers loads of learning opportunities for students of all backgrounds across the five boroughs, including enrichment programs, career-training workshops, paid internships, and more. Check out some of the opportunities available to NYC students throughout spring 2020!
The Morning BellFebruary 4, 2020
The Morning Bell accompanied Chancellor Richard Carranza on a school visit to see what restorative justice and social-emotional learning looks like for NYC public school students.
The Morning BellJanuary 30, 2020
One of the most important educational initiatives of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration has been the creation of Community Schools. Growing in number from 45 in 2014 to 267 today, NYC Community Schools partner with local community-based organizations (CBOs) to serve the whole child. That includes expanded learning programs, mental and other health-related services, and family empowerment opportunities. A big new study by the RAND Corporation shows just how successful New York City’s Community Schools are for their students, significantly improving attendance, school safety, and graduation rates.Those outstanding results are gratifying but not really surprising. After all, in order to…
The Morning BellJanuary 28, 2020
As part of our ongoing "We Are DOE" series, learn more about 3-K/pre-k social worker, Darlene Sierra.
The Morning BellJanuary 24, 2020
3-K for All brings free, full-day, high-quality early education to a growing number of three-year-old children in New York City. If you have ever wondered what young children learn in 3-K classrooms, now you can find out by viewing the first in our new “DOE 101” video series! https://vimeo.com/386237261 Some highlights from a day at Learning Through Play in the South Bronx: School staff welcome children and families to build connections upon arrival. The children then eat breakfast as a group, giving them opportunities to develop their language skills through conversations with fellow classmates and teachers. Then the class moves…
The Morning BellJanuary 22, 2020
What makes great teachers great?This year’s seven winners of the Sloan Awards for Excellence in Teaching Science and Mathematics have a lot in common: A contagious passion for their subject. Giving students daily opportunities to problem solve and experiment together. Tireless support and guidance to make sure everyone keeps learning.At this year's 11th Annual Sloan Awards ceremony, sponsored by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the Fund for the City of New York, the seven recipients received $5,000 each and their school’s science and math departments received $2,500 toward strengthening their programs. The awards honor creative teachers who achieve superb…
The Morning BellJanuary 15, 2020
As part of our ongoing "We Are DOE" series, learn more about P.S. 163's principal, Francine Marsaggi, and her work with dual language students and their families.
The Morning BellJanuary 9, 2020
On January 10, 2020, NYC public schools across the five boroughs will celebrate College Awareness Day, the DOE's fifth annual celebration of college attendance. Join the celebration by wearing apparel from your favorite colleges throughout the day!
The Morning BellJanuary 7, 2020
See what's ahead for NYC public schools in January 2020. Highlights include Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the last day to submit applications for kindergarten admissions in fall 2020, and New York State's January 2020 Regents Examinations.
The Morning BellJanuary 3, 2020
Chancellor Richard Carranza and the NYC Department of Education wishes all of our students, families, staff members, and community partners a warm and wonderful holiday season.
Richard A. CarranzaDecember 20, 2019
The DOE's ambitious Bronx Plan is now expanding to 70 more schools, including schools in areas like East New York and Far Rockaway. Learn how this teacher recruitment and retention initiative will help further prepare today's NYC students for tomorrow's workforce.
The Morning BellDecember 19, 2019
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