City Shuts Down Beloved UES Childcare Center
Now in her late 80s, Barbara Robinson founded The House of Little People in 1976.
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Tag: Schools
$3 Million Allocated to Julia Richman Education Complex
Council Member Julie Menin and Council Speaker Adrienne E. Adams have announced that $3 million in Council funding has been allocated to renovate the pool
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Former Employee of UES School Sues For Sexual Harassment, Unsanitary Conditions, More
A former marketing and PR person at the Upper East Side iBRAIN (International Institute for the Brain) recently filed a lawsuit against the school for
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Man Who Stole From Kid’s PTA Faces Sentencing
Marc Haynes, a former PTA treasurer at the Upper East Side’s P.S. 267, has admitted to stealing $185,717.53 from the school’s funds. According to the
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New Child Care Center Opening on East 68th Street
Vivvi, a day care and early childhood center with five NYC locations, will be opening its sixth on the ground floor of 254 East 68th
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Massive UES Garage Will Be Converted Into Pre-K Center
The kids are alright! Faced with an overwhelming shortage of neighborhood pre-K programs, the 30,000-square-foot center will hold up to ten classrooms, servicing the 10065
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Students at P.S. 290 Will No Longer Need to Play in the Street
Necessity is the mother of invention. For one Upper East Side school, a rooftop play area was born from it.
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Spence Student Accused of Racism in 2018; Parents Legal Pushback Recently Revived by Courts
A 15-year-old student at the Spence School was made to stay home for a half-day of “reflection” in November 2018 after she suggested dressing up
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Upper East Side Students Forced to Take Recess in Street
Manhattan New School (PS 290) on the Upper East Side is an elementary school “…committed to promoting a diverse, equitable and inclusive culture where all
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Upper East Side Parent, Treasurer Steals Six-Figure Sum from PTA
East Side Elementary School (PS 267) is a place “…where observation and imagination are celebrated and where the question “why” is welcomed and encouraged.” US News
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