A Bed-Stuy theater teacher won a special Tony award last Sunday for helping bring the joy of Broadway to generations of students — becoming the first in New York to nab the prestigious title.

A New York native and Brooklyn-based teacher was honored on the national stage this week. Gary Edwin Robinson, head of the ...

New York City has closed off streets temporarily and permanently to ensure safety for schools and kids. A block of St. Marks ...

Above the Line” theme at Grand Avenue Elementary School was “citizenship.” On May 23, these students received awards from ...

The P.S. 413 Joanne Seminara School of Law and Medicine will serve students in grades K-5 starting in September.

The city Department of Education spent $4 million in taxpayer funds to renovate a Brooklyn athletic field — then handed it to ...

P.S. 6, a Flatbush elementary school, will gain a new annex that will serve students with autism and other disabilities this ...

The Conservatory was using its grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to offer free and low-cost music lessons to low ...

A series of upcoming blood drives in Brooklyn could be a lifeline for New York’s dangerously low blood supply, as the New ...

Jeremiah Griffiths, 18, was set to graduate from James Madison High School this month when he shot in the head out ...

About 1,500 demonstrators marched through southern Brooklyn on Sunday to protest a trio of issues: the city’s proposed “City ...

A new partnership between Brooklyn City Schools and MetroHealth System is designed to create a healthier future for students, ...