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A photograph in Hedin Bernard’s office shows Chantal Del Orbe in her graduation cap and gown. Del Orbe graduated from English Language Learners and International School in 2017, and is now a student at Nyack College. After the deaths of her mother and brother, Del Orbe is homeless, and a GoFundMe page has been started to help get her back on her feet.
ELLIS alum still degree-driven despite tragic loss
Chantal Del Orbe’s life was changed forever after discovering the bodies of her mother and teenage brother. more
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P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil students listen to Manhattan College anthropology professor Sherill Wilson talk about African-American history.
PS 24 learns black history through love, local lessons
P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil decided to take a more local approach to black history this year. more
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KHCC is ready for summer, are you?
The Kingsbridge Heights Community Center is gearing up for sunshine and warm weather, and is inviting the community to join. Or rather, register. more
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Victoria Hernandez checks her stitch with boyfriend Nathan Cruz during a crochet club meeting at The Bronx School of Law and Finance.
Crochet club hooks boys into new roles at Law and Finance
Rugs, blankets, halter tops. These are just a few of the things that come out of The Bronx School of Law and Finance’s after-school crochet club. more
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PS 95 takes healthy lifestyle from class to cafeteria
The students of P.S./M.S. 95 Sheila Mencher don’t just eat their fruits and vegetables, they make sure they’re chowing down on healthy mental meals as well. Through the Wellness in the … more
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St. Margaret of Cortona School principal Hugh Keenan stands triumphantly after having his head shaved at the start of an assembly Feb. 1. Keenan’s newly bald pate came after his students read more than 20,000 minutes worth of books, and raised some $10,000 in the process.
St. Margaret’s principal goes bald for book reading challenge
Hugh Keenan is rocking a bald new look, and it’s all in the name of literacy. more
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Erika Nillo, farm manager for Teens for Food Justice, talks about the way in which tomatoes grow in the hydroponics lab at DeWitt Clinton High School. Hydroponics is a method of growing food without soil.
Hydroponics stuff of magic at DeWitt Clinton
Like most schools, DeWitt Clinton High School has a garden. But unlike many, there is more than just a garden — it’s a fully functional hydroponic lab. more
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Bronx Science focuses mentally
The Bronx High School of Science steps into the New Year with a clear and healthy head. more
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Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy students head out at the end of the school day. Two incidents just a few weeks apart have caused concern for parents. A social media threat was made against the school Nov. 15, and two students brought a gun to RKA on Dec. 7.
After threats, gun, RKA parents fear what comes next
It started with what was described as a threat on social media Nov. 15, and continued just a few weeks later when two students were reportedly found to have brought a gun on campus. more
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KHCC creates program tailored to tweens
The Kingsbridge Heights Community Center has partnered with three local schools to give students not only homework help but other fun activities as well. more
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