Sarah Darville

Thousands of computers and iPads that belong in city schools are missing or unused because of poor record-keeping, according to a new audit from Comptroller Scott Stringer’s office.

More than 80 protests took place at schools across the city Thursday to demonstrate a widespread push back against Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed education policy changes.

After 100 days of running the city school system, Carmen Fariña took stock on Saturday, repeating her commitment to making teachers and principals feel respected and previewing changes to the Bloomberg-era system of school accountability.

Follow along as we capture the first day of school from across the city.

John Widlund, the longtime principal of “Coop Tech” is the city’s new head of career and technical education.

New York City teachers and students have a few more weeks to go, but it feels like summer at Chalkbeat New York. We’re happy to introduce our two summer interns, who start today and whose bylines you’ll be seeing through August: Mary Ellen McIntire is a rising senior at the George Washington…

City Council members want the Department of Education to offer more information about what students are receiving the special-education services they require.

One month after announcing that the city would need 21,000 new full-day pre-kindergarten seats, officials said they exceeded that number and have received applications from schools and community organizations that would provide 29,000 seats.

Plus, what leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement want from education, how Indianapolis became a city of 11 school districts, and more education must-reads.

Nine New York City public schools earned a Blue Ribbon designation this year, an honor given to just 329 schools nationwide.

Before and after Trump’s order this week, we asked several of those teachers to tell about their jobs, their students, and what has them worried right now.

Teachers, we want to make sure you don’t miss our best interviews — and we need your help.

Delmont, author of “Why Busing Failed,” says he was surprised to see school segregation take center stage as Kamala Harris challenged Joe Biden on his anti-busing record.

Former Denver schools chief Michael Bennet hasn’t qualified for the next Democratic presidential debate. But he’s still trying to win supporters with his education bona fides.

Some parts of Juliana Urtubey’s year will be familiar to teachers across the country. Her school was all-virtual until February, and she didn’t get to meet most of her students in person until...

Once approved, the shots will be distributed to school-based clinics, pediatricians’ offices, and other sites.