Laura Caron faces charges of first-degree aggravated sexual assault, second-degree sexual assault, and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child
A Teacher, A Teen, And A Child: Inside The Shocking Indictment Of Laura Caron Read More »
While the budget boasts a projected total of $254 billion, a 5.2% increase in spending from $241.5 billion, a deeper dive reveals significant vulnerabilities
New York Faces Fiscal Storm as Budget Grows Amid Federal Cuts Read More »
The highest court dismantled a significant hurdle, making it easier for families to seek remedies when educational institutions fail to provide appropriate accommodations
Supreme Court Lowers Barriers for Students with Disabilities Read More »
From superintendent leaves of absence to inspiring author visits and even the unexpected presence of federal agents near a school, districts across the state are navigating a complex environment
New York Schools Navigate Leadership Shifts, Community Engagement, and Unexpected Events Read More »
A group of eight female athletes has filed an appeal, arguing the deal violates Title IX and shortchanges women’s sports by an estimated $1.1 billion
Female Athletes Challenge NIL Settlement, Citing $1.1 Billion Disparity Read More »
This landmark ruling redefines the relationship between universities and their most valuable assets, the student-athletes, by paving the way for direct compensation
Harvard University has successfully obtained a temporary restraining order against a controversial executive order issued by President Donald Trump.
Harvard Secures Crucial Reprieve: Judge Blocks Trump’s Foreign Student Ban Read More »
From pivotal advancements in maternal health and strategic community investments on Roosevelt Island, to essential school year-end updates
The Standard Report: Developments Lifting New York City Read More »
Bill Gates recently revealed plans for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to direct a substantial portion of its future giving towards Africa
We Are Not Mad at Bill Gates’ Vision For Africa Read More »
U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos has once again extended a preliminary injunction, protecting over $1.1 billion in unspent federal funding earmarked K-12 Schools.
Federal Judge Protects Crucial COVID School Funds Amidst Political Battle Read More »
