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Legislators Urge Change in Teacher Disciplinary Practice

State Senator Rubén Diaz Sr. wants to terminate what he calls money-wasting rubber rooms. Photo by: Mamta Badkar

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Inside the Only Islamic School in the Bronx

The tiny private Islamic school in Parkchester struggles for funding.

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At Risk of Being Positive

Free HIV/AIDS testing has done little to combat the alarmingly high rate of infection in Highbridge.

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In Class, Teen Immigrants Put Health on the Menu

Immigrant students at Bronx International High School learn about healthy eating.

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Cash For Flunkers

A Bronx middle school uses money and prizes to increase scores and attendance.

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Hostos High Achievers Feel the Budget Pinch

It’s harder than ever for the best and brightest students to pay college fees.

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Scholarships for Teens When They Need Them Most

Long-time community activist Alonzo de Castro hosted his annual scholarship banquet for Williamsbridge youth.

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A Music Group Gives Teens a Voice and Hope for Their Futures

Their songs tell the stories of their lives and help others in their neighborhood.

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