Education
NY Lottery: One Top-Prize Winning Ticket Sold in The Bronx
NY Lottery: One Top-Prize Winning Ticket Sold in The Bronx
Inquiring Photographer: Thoughts on Bronx Teachers’ Capacity to Teach Multilingual Students
Lehman College announced in November it received federal funding of $8.4 million to train multilingual teachers for Bronx schools. This week, we asked readers if, in their opinion, public school teachers are equipped to handle the high percentage of Bronx students in their classrooms for whom English is not the first language spoken at home.
Longwood: Three People Charged for Stealing $173,000 from Bronx M.S. 302
Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark and Anastasia Coleman, special commissioner of investigation for the New York City School District announced on Wednesday, Nov. 4, that a NYC public school employee, the employee’s husband, and another person have been charged with corruption, grand larceny, and fraud charges for stealing over $173,000 from a Bronx middle school’s funds.
Norwood: Bronx Buccaneers & Others Pay Tribute to Late Volunteer Coach Dwight Downer
Following the death amid a road collision on Saturday, Nov. 30, of 60-year-old local, volunteer football coach Dwight Downer, players, friends and colleagues have been paying tribute to their friend and mentor. Downer coached local football team the Bronx Buccaneers, who regularly practice in the Williamsbridge Oval in Norwood, as well as Bedford Park’s DeWitt Clinton football team.
Manhattan University Announces the Launch of the James Patterson Honors Program
Representatives from Manhattan University, formerly Manhattan College, announced the launch on Nov. 13 of the James Patterson Honors Program, an institution-wide initiative that will involve faculty from the University’s three schools and high-performing students pursuing a wide-range of academic disciplines.