Alberto Carvalho, the man who upended NYC school politics

Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools in Florida who was named New York City’s next schools chancellor, shocked the people of Miami and New York City when he publicly declined the job during a televised school board hearing on Thursday.

• By Grace Segers
• March 1, 2018

It’s time for menstrual equity

The state Legislature should require free menstrual products in public schools, argue Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul and Jennifer Weiss-Wolf.

• By Kathy Hochul and Jennifer Weiss-Wolf
• February 27, 2018

Albany's top education issues

How Albany lawmakers are looking to improve education in the 2018 state legislative session

• By Rebecca C. Lewis
• February 4, 2018

The 5 big themes of Cuomo’s budget address

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• By Grace Segers
• January 16, 2018

Space for public charter schools would bring opportunity to the Bronx

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• By Marcos Crespo
• December 6, 2017

County leaders buck Mark-Viverito’s wishes on BOE pick

• By Jeff Coltin
• December 1, 2017

Could this ‘Felo’ replace Fariña?

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• By Gerson Borrero
• November 17, 2017

Paid family leave for New York City teachers is long overdue

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• By Melody Anastasiou
• November 14, 2017

Teach for America New York Executive Director Charissa Fernández on this year’s corps, DACA and teacher training

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• By Dan Rosenblum
• September 20, 2017

25 Bronx influencers you need to know

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• By City & State
• August 21, 2017

Trump, racism controversies on the syllabus at On Education event

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• By Grace Segers and Jeff Coltin
• August 16, 2017

Critics say NYC’s progressive mayor isn’t doing enough to integrate schools. Here’s why he might be dragging his feet.

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• By Christina Veiga for Chalkbeat New York
• August 9, 2017

De Blasio just said New York City’s schools are safer than ever. Is he right?

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• By Alex Zimmerman from Chalkbeat
• August 2, 2017

New York City’s 3-K For All preschool program starts this fall. Here are five things we know so far

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• By Christina Veiga
• July 19, 2017

State education officials question another batch of Success Academy charter renewals

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• By Monica Disare
• July 17, 2017

New data show more than half of NYC teachers judged, in part, by test scores they don’t directly affect

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• By Matt Barnum
• July 14, 2017

Albany deal appears close after Assembly passes two-year extension of mayoral control

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• By Cassi Feldman
• June 29, 2017