The I Can charter school network and teachers at three of its just-unionized schools reached agreement on June 6 on their first contract.

Education reformers spent big ahead of California’s June primary, and preliminary results show the millions paid off with all the candidates they supported advancing to November’s general election.

I'm a licensed electrician and worked six years in the field. I bring a hands-on approach to teaching into the classroom.

Family comes in many forms. And many sizes. Trishana Brown, a 19-year-old high school senior, has one that’s as big as a school community.

Thanks to the Art of Giving, the framed artwork of kindergarten, 1st- and 3rd-grade students at PS 18 in Mott Haven now hangs on the walls of the Lincoln Medical Center to the delight of patients, visitors and staff.

Valencia Edwards has spent her 16-year career at the Lorge School, a non-public special education school in Chelsea with students who range in age from 5 to 21.

A 27.5 percent increase in funding for Teacher’s Choice, the UFT’s top budget priority, was secured for the 2016-2017 fiscal year after an intense lobbying campaign by members on social media and by union leaders at Council meetings and hearings.

City school officials have withdrawn a controversial proposal to co-locate a charter school at IS 285 Meyer Levin School for the Performing Arts in East Flatbush after the school community and neighborhood groups joined forces to organize a...

Alfred University's Downstate Programs is looking for qualified individuals to serve as adjunct instructors. If you are interested, please send a copy of your resume by email to Tim Werner at Tim@citeonline.com or call him at 718-923-9333.

The 10th annual Hero Day at PS 33 in Queens Village was filled with both enchantment and sorrow.