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6 Special Needs Students Injured In Newark School Bus Crash
Six special needs students were hospitalized Monday after a school bus and another vehicle collided in Newark.
Donors, Students Upset Over Rutgers Athletic Director Pernetti’s Resignation
It was a sad and disappointing day for some major donors to Rutgers University Friday, after athletic director Tim Pernetti resigned in the wake of the Mike Rice player abuse scandal.
Students Flock To New York For Robotics Competition
Students from around the world were in New York City this weekend for a robotics competition billed as a “varsity sport of the mind.”
Report: Cooper Union To Vote On Whether To Charge Tuition To Most Students
Months after Cooper Union students held a sit-in to protest a plan to end free tuition for graduate students, published reports said the school’s board is set to vote on a plan that could require tuition for all students.
Rutgers To Dedicate Transition Center Named For Tyler Clementi
The family of Tyler Clementi will join leaders at Rutgers University and elected officials Monday to dedicate a new center named after the Rutgers student, who killed himself after his roommate used a webcam to see him having an intimate encounter with another man.
As Sandy Hook Students Prepare To Return To School, They Also Cope With Anxiety
Students who survived the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown will soon return to classes at another school in Monroe, and many have been experiencing anxiety.
Cooper Union Students Push On With Fight Against End To Free Tuition
Students at Cooper Union this weekend continued to fight against a move from a free education to a tuition-based model with a march from Washington Square Park to the school’s East Village campus.
Little Ferry, N.J., Students Return To School — Half An Hour Away
It was back to school Monday for hundreds of New Jersey children who had been out of class since Superstorm Sandy hit. But because of flood damage, children in Little Ferry were sent to a school nearly half an hour away in Lyndhurst.
Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott Denies Claim That NYC Warehouses Students
The Chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents says thousands of students are now “warehoused” due to New York City’s policy of shutting failing schools.
NY Provides Grants To Help Poor College Students
New York state is providing $2.5 million in grants to programs that serve thousands of low-income college students.
Rutgers Students Protest Tuition Rates With Sit-In, Demonstration
Nine students have taken occupancy inside the Old Queens administration building on the New Brunswick. They’re being cheered on by about 20 more students outside.
Briarcliff Manor Students, Parents Fight Schedule Changes
A longer school day, fewer elective courses, and teacher layoffs are among proposed changes that have the town of Briarcliff Manor up in arms Thursday.
Long Island Students Spend Vacation Collecting Food
Hundreds of Long Island high school students are spending their winter break at Island Harvest in Uniondale helping to prepare and distribute food for the needy.
Snow Days May Mean Fewer School Off Days
Eating away at the school calendar, districts may be forced to cancel teacher development days or shorten one of their break periods.
Accused Columbia Drug Ring Members Ready For Fight
All five suspended students have hired new high-powered attorneys to fight the charges that they ran a well-organized narcotics distribution ring out of frat houses.
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