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Deepak Marwah, the current principal of Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, says receiving an arts education at the school he now leads was “transformative” for him.
Deepak Marwah, the current principal of Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, says receiving an arts education at the school he now leads was “transformative” for him. ( Photo: NYC DOE )

LaGuardia H.S. Principal Deepak Marwah: An Arts Education ‘Builds Bridges’

Deepak Marwah, principal of Amsterdam Avenue’s prestigious—and formerly embattled—Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, notes...

Education Guide
22 Sep 2025 | 10:42
The city was close to a cell phone ban in public schools last year, but the Adams administration hit the brakes at the last minute. So the state stepped in: Governor Kathy Hochul was a key backer of the new law, which appears to be drawing praise so far.
The city was close to a cell phone ban in public schools last year, but the Adams administration hit the brakes at the last minute. So the state stepped in: Governor Kathy Hochul was a key backer of the new law, which appears to be drawing praise so far. ( Photo: Office of Governor Hochul)

Three Ringing Cheers for Bell-to-Bell Cell Phone Ban in Classes

He can see their bright, shiny faces. Without the glow of screens.

That is one of the ways Maximillian Sugiura says the ban...

Education Guide
19 Sep 2025 | 12:00
Héloïse Pieaud, is the founder of a unique school of music in a reconverted mansion on the UES. Though she is a classically trained musician, she teaches students with the mantra that music should be fun.
Héloïse Pieaud, is the founder of a unique school of music in a reconverted mansion on the UES. Though she is a classically trained musician, she teaches students with the mantra that music should be fun. ( Photo: Courtesy Le Maison School of Music)

La Maison Really Is Like a House, One That’s Also an Elite Music School

Héloïse Pieaud’s harp teacher used to make her cry. She was an excellent teacher, Pieaud swears, but certainly too strict....

Education Guide
17 Sep 2025 | 10:55
Fusion Upper West Side is part of a nationwide school network—accredited nationally and regionally—with over 80 campuses around the country.
Fusion Upper West Side is part of a nationwide school network—accredited nationally and regionally—with over 80 campuses around the country. ( Photo: Courtesy Fusion Upper West Side)

NYC Private School Offers A One-to-One Learning Experience

“We’re like the special forces of New York City education,” says Michael Gibbons, Head of School at Fusion Academy’s Upper...

Education Guide
17 Sep 2025 | 07:11
University Students Offload Critical Thinking, Other Hard Work to AI

University Students Offload Critical Thinking, Other Hard Work to AI

Tech evangelists may be dazzled by the promise of AI, but two well-designed new studies—one in China and one by a leading...

Education Guide
09 Sep 2025 | 04:46
Turning in a report written by AI would be cheating. Using AI to help revise a story after a student wrote a first draft may be a way to help a student learn to be a better writer.
Turning in a report written by AI would be cheating. Using AI to help revise a story after a student wrote a first draft may be a way to help a student learn to be a better writer. ( Photo: Allison Shelley for EDUimages)

Can AI Really Help You Become a Better Writer? Yes, if Used Correctly

Writing can be hard, equal parts heavy lifting and drudgery. No wonder so many students are turning to the time-saving allure...

Education Guide
18 Sep 2025 | 12:22

How One Rural Elementary School Achieved Over 80% Reading Proficiency

When you think of education innovation, you might not think of a small, rural elementary school in Buffalo, Wyoming.

But I’m...

Education Guide
09 Sep 2025 | 02:08

Disconnected from Math, Students Call for Real-World Relevance in RAND’s First-Ever Youth Survey

In research funded by the Gates Foundation, new national data show widespread disengagement in math, highlighting a need...

Education Guide
09 Sep 2025 | 02:07
Tutoring was once a great panecea, boosting math and reading scores for students who worked with a tutor at least three times a week, but the strides from tutoring in the post-pandemic world seem to have faltered for a number of reasons.
Tutoring was once a great panecea, boosting math and reading scores for students who worked with a tutor at least three times a week, but the strides from tutoring in the post-pandemic world seem to have faltered for a number of reasons. ( Photo: US Department of Education)

Tutoring Was Supposed to Save Students after the Pandemic; The Results? ‘Sobering’

Rigorous research rarely shows that any teaching approach produces large and consistent benefits for students. But tutoring...

Education Guide
17 Sep 2025 | 11:37
Augustina Warton runs an internship program for undocumented students in NYC.
Augustina Warton runs an internship program for undocumented students in NYC. ( Photo: Courtesy Augustina Warton)

I Run an Internship Program for Undocumented Students: Here’s What We Owe Immigrant Youth

On the same day that Trump’s Homeland Security chief, Kristi Noem, led an ICE raid in the Bronx earlier this year, I was...

Education Guide
26 Aug 2025 | 11:00
Rally on March 7 in Washington Square Park protesting Trump’s budget cuts to science and research.
Rally on March 7 in Washington Square Park protesting Trump’s budget cuts to science and research. ( Photo: Hudson Burrows)

The funding cuts are deep; emerging research students are on the front line

Seventeen years ago, Laura Xie watched as her second-grade teacher poured water into a beaker. It’s a cup of water, she thought,...

Education Guide
17 Sep 2025 | 07:25
Museum Hopes to Teach NYC Students about the Dangers of Hate Speech

Museum Hopes to Teach NYC Students about the Dangers of Hate Speech

As reports of hate and discrimination against marginalized groups are on the rise, a new Lower Manhattan museum exhibit aims...

Education Guide
18 Sep 2024 | 02:22
Fazil Khan, a journalist from Delhi, India, graduated from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and was working at the Hechinger Report as an education reporter when he was killed by a faulty lithium ion battery that started a fire on the floor below his in an apartment in Washington Heights.
Fazil Khan, a journalist from Delhi, India, graduated from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and was working at the Hechinger Report as an education reporter when he was killed by a faulty lithium ion battery that started a fire on the floor below his in an apartment in Washington Heights. ( Photo: Go Fund Me)

Remembering Promising Education Journalist Who Died in Harlem Fire Caused by Lithium Ion Battery

Fazil Khan got in just under the wire when he applied for a data reporter job at The Hechinger Report in the summer of 2022....

Education Guide
18 Sep 2024 | 10:54
Dept. of Ed. Distributing Narcan to NYC Public High Schools But Rollout Lags

Dept. of Ed. Distributing Narcan to NYC Public High Schools But Rollout Lags

Nearly one third of public high schools that should have been stocked with naloxone for the first time at the start of the...

Education Guide
02 Oct 2023 | 10:35
The statewide champs. Padraig Long ‘24, Medhi Merah ‘24, and Maseah Young ‘23 were selected to the U18 team this year. They competed in the Netherlands in July.
The statewide champs. Padraig Long ‘24, Medhi Merah ‘24, and Maseah Young ‘23 were selected to the U18 team this year. They competed in the Netherlands in July. ( Photo via Xavier High School )

Xavier High School’s Winning Rugby Team Is Inextricable From a Winning Education

One thing Greg Norris wants people to know about Xavier High School–where he is a highly successful boys’ rugby coach–is...

Education Guide
22 Sep 2023 | 06:22
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