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Sarah Lin was recently awarded by the Girl Scouts for her work with accessibility for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
Bronx Science students lead community activism with initiatives for accessibility and tech education
Students at Bronx High School of Science are paving the way for community activism.  Bronx Science senior, Sarah Lin, has been a girl scout for 13 years. And on Oct. 30, she was honored by … more
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IN-Tech Academy cuts the ribbon on its new college and career office, the first physical space in the building designated for students to meet with college counselors and gain access to resources for their post-graduation experience.
IN-Tech Academy opens new college and career office for student support
IN-Tech Academy opened a new college and career office on Oct. 16, enhancing student support with dedicated counselors and partnerships for future success. more
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Dr. Lopez is always excited to learn about the success of the alumni of her school, and even more delighted to reminisce with graduates.
Dr. Elaine Ruiz Lopez: champion of education and charter school pioneer
Dr. Elaine Ruiz Lopez, founder of International Leadership Charter High School, built her institution to provide equitable education in the Bronx, inspiring future generations. more
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Milo Riverso served as the 21st president of Manhattan University. During his tenure, he oversaw a change in the institution’s name as well as the termination of 60 professors for financial reasons.
Manhattan University president Milo Riverso to step down after tumultuous tenure
Manhattan University president Milo Riverso will step down after the fall semester, following faculty unrest, layoffs and significant institutional changes. more
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Alejandro Mundro has been dedicated to teaching his students about space exploration in accessible and exciting ways that make the science appealing as a career field.
Kingsbridge teacher brings NASA LiftOff experience to inspire students in space science
Alejandro Mundro, a Kingsbridge teacher, attended NASA's LiftOff Summer Institute to study space science and plant life in space. He plans to share these insights with his students. more
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Kindergarten student Zianni Santiago signs her name to celebrate her official moving up from preschool.
Godwin Terrace School celebrates kindergarten signing day and early childhood success
Godwin Terrace School hosts a memorable kindergarten signing day to celebrate students’ transition, highlighting early assessments, socialization and family engagement. more
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Richard Kruczek has worked in private schools for the last 21 years. He said he isn’t stressed about the transition into St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School, as he was Catholic-school student himself.
New principal, Richard Kruczek, joins St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School
Richard Kruczek becomes the new principal of St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School after 21 years at Garden School. He aims to unify the school post-merger. more
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The University of Mount Saint Vincent has officially opened its associate-degree program under the name Seton College. One year in the making, students are now being welcomed onto campus.
Seton College launches at University of Mount Saint Vincent to support underrepresented students
Seton College opens at the University of Mount Saint Vincent, offering a 60-credit associate’s degree to underrepresented students, providing financial aid and academic support. more
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Lisa Bruskin is dedicated to making Riverdale Temple a space for everybody, regardless of religious belief, to come and feel welcome.
Women leaders in Riverdale: Pioneering change and community engagement
Kamala Harris may soon make history as the first woman president, but women in Riverdale are already leading. Laura Polanco, Lisa Bruskin, Suzanne Mauro and Shira Silverman are driving local change and empowering their community. more
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St. Gabriel’s once ran a Catholic school at the location, but it will now be home to nearly 40 preschoolers in need of special education.
Birch Family Services to open Riverdale early childhood center for special education
Birch Family Services will open the Riverdale Early Childhood Center this fall, providing special education and therapeutic services for preschool children with autism and developmental delays. more
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