Some people see with their eyes. Others? Through their fingertips. Lavelle School for the Blind students used fur, Velcro, empty prescription bottles, sand and strainers to create their works. more

Starting in July, Rabbi Asher Lopatin will no longer be a stone’s throw away in his office on Henry Hudson Parkway. At the end of spring semester, the president of the Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School will step down, moving his family to Detroit, where his wife Rachel is from. more

The search for a new upper school principal is officially over at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School. And starting with the new school year, there will be a new face in town. more

In a week filled with protests and speeches pushing for more gun control, U.S. Rep. Eliot Engel took his fight to ban assault weapons straight to Florida. more

Parents looking to get their child into a charter school for the fall semester only have a few days left to try and make that happen. more

What do Stephen King, Sylvia Plath and Lena Dunham all have in common? As students they were all chosen by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers for its Scholastic Art and Writing Award. more

Classrooms across America will be empty March 14. No, it’s not a holiday. more

More than 150 heads of schools from across the state put their money where their hearts were, buying a full-page ad in The New York Times demanding President Trump and Washington lawmakers take action against gun violence. more

The wounds from the Horace Mann School sexual abuse scandal still seem fresh, nearly five years after the school formally apologized to more than three-dozen victims. more

The New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade Foundation is taking its community outreach a step further with three partial scholarships to three different students who demonstrate educational distinction. more