Brooklyn Diocese Catholic School Speaks Out on HEROES Act COVID-19 Relief Bill Snub
October 20, 2020By Jessica Easthope Students filing in to Bay Ridge Catholic Academy can’t enter their classrooms without a temperature check. Once they get […]
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Parents, Students Protest Catholic School Closure as Brooklyn COVID Hot Spot Faces More Restrictions
October 6, 2020By Emily Drooby Parents and students outside of Good Shepherd Catholic Academy in Marine Park, Brooklyn are demanding the State of New […]
NYC Public Schools Open for In-Person Learning With New Staggered Program
September 21, 2020By Emily Drooby Backpacks and buses were seen around New York City Sept. 21, as public schools began their staggered rollout. Kids […]
NYC Public School Delayed Opening Could Impact Catholic Schools in Brooklyn and Queens
September 1, 2020By Emily Drooby New York City public schools were originally slated to start a hybrid mix of in-person and online learning on […]
Faith of Seminarians Renewed By Pandemic as School Starts at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers
August 31, 2020By Jessica Easthope Class is in session at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers. This year, due to the pandemic, there are a […]
Nazareth Regional High School, Once At Risk of Closing, Now Battles Pandemic in New Academic Year
August 25, 2020By Jessica Easthope If Nazareth Regional High School’s Kingsmen mascot is any indication, the school community knows how to fight for what […]
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Academy in Corona, Queens to Reopen With Caution During Pandemic
August 24, 2020By Jessica Easthope The new school year is around the corner. For faculty, staff and students at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic […]
Eleven-Year-Old Uses His Lemonade Stand to Raise Money For Single Moms
July 16, 2020Currents News Staff It’s always been difficult for single mothers to buy diapers for their kids.The pandemic has complicated that even further. […]
NYC Mayor Unveils Plan to Reopen Schools in the Fall With Segmented Schedules
July 8, 2020Currents News Staff “Let me be clear, New York City students will be learning five days a week whether it’s in person […]
Internet Inequality Impacts Millions of NYC Students During Distance Learning, But There Is Help
May 18, 2020By Jessica Easthope According to the Mayor’s office more than one quarter of New York City’s eight million residents are not connected to […]