NYC teachers booted amid budget cuts scramble for vacant positions

NYC schools to staff first-ever citywide office for students in foster care

The New York Post | Summer 2022

Brooklyn kids with disabilities miss classes as school buses show up at late — or not at all

NYC DOE falls short of preparing students with reading skills: advocates

NYC parents furious over ousting of popular superintendents without input

NYC quietly cuts per-pupil funds for schools under controversial formula

The New York Post | 2021-22 school year

Thousands of families in special-education limbo

The Washington Post and The Hechinger Report | December 18, 2020

Is the pandemic our chance to reimagine education for students with disabilities?

The Hechinger Report | December 7, 2020

Hampered by pandemic restrictions, campus organizers are working overtime to make student voting easier

The Hechinger Report | October 28, 2020

The child care system is facing collapse. Could unionizing help bring the industry back from the brink?

The Hechinger Report | September 16, 2020

As COVID-19 Budget Cuts Loom, Relevance of School Librarians Put to the Test

Education Week | July 1, 2020

2020-21 school year coverage

Mom’s complaint alleges Bridgeport special ed services are lacking

Data: English learners disproportionately missing from school during pandemic

Few women professors of color among CT tenured faculty

Hearst Connecticut Media Group | 2021

2021-22 school year coverage

CT towns running out of time to get youth vaccinated before school reopens

CT school boards still hot spots of mask debate as we head toward third pandemic school year

Learning options for quarantined students vary widely across CT

Hearst Connecticut Media Group | 2021

School Librarians: Hidden Heroes in the Brave New World of Online Learning

What’s Missing When the School Library Closes?

School Librarians Find Resources and Relief Through Online Network

School Stories (a Columbia Journalism School publication) | May 15, 2020

In Quarantine Quarters, Parents Balance Babies and Remote Learning

School Stories (a Columbia Journalism School publication) | April 18, 2020

Park Slope Collegiate Confronts the Unintended Consequences of a Brooklyn Diversity Plan

School Stories (a Columbia Journalism School publication) | March 15, 2020

School Choice: A Neighborhood Investigates a Columbia-Funded School

Secret Structures (a Columbia Journalism School publication) | December 20, 2019

Harlem’s New Teacher Turnover Rate Is the Highest in Manhattan

The Uptowner (a Columbia Journalism School publication) | October 24, 2019

U.S. Student Loan Debt Sets Record, More than Doubling the Amount Outstanding After the Recession

Paste Magazine | December 17, 2018

Districts Plan for Summer School: Increased Need Prompts Officials to React

NYC Private School Sees East End Opportunity

Families Who Fled NYC Amid the Pandemic Seek East End Private Schools

Districts Prepare For Graduation Weekend

The Express News Group | June 25, 2020