Home Schooling: A Washington Heights Family Chooses a Different Approach to Education
Homeschooling becomes more mainstream, as one uptown family discovers.
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National Dance Institute Finds Home in Harlem
The National Dance Institute finally has a home in Harlem.
New Center Provides Financial Benefits for National Dance Institute
The National Dance Institute opened a new home in Harlem, causing a shift in its programming and fundraising approaches.
January 6, 2012 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
Retiring Frederick Douglass Principal Leaves Big Shoes to Fill
As a new principal takes over Frederick Douglass Academy, parents and teachers reflect on former principal Gregory Hodge and worry about the future.
Jobs Get Technical in New Harlem Training Program
Technology Services Corps, a free IT training program for disadvantaged young adults, opened a branch in East Harlem last month
Corporations Keep Giving to Harlem Public Schools
Despite the economic gloom, Harlem’s public schools are experiencing a boom in corporate philanthropy.
October 14, 2011 | Posted in Education | Read More »
Library Budget Cuts Take Hold Uptown
Budget cuts have affected the New York Public Library but uptown branches, including Harlem’s Schomburg Center, are looking for ways to bridge the gaps.
Crosswalks Wanted in Inwood
Neighbors of Northeastern Academy want crosswalks at its nearest intersections.
November 2, 2010 | Posted in Education | Read More »
Teaching to Tackle a Sagging Trend
A Harlem tailor is using his years of experience in the clothing industry to fight the sagging pants trend.
Foot Doctors Say New York Law Stomps Their Practices
New York State is losing its best podiatrists because of laws limiting them from working on the ankle. But a measure is pending in the Legislature that could change that.
