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Sarah Lawrence College Elevates Education Standards with Tenure Awards to Four Distinguished Faculty Members
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The Knowledge House is helping New Jersey teenagers learn to code
The Knowledge House (TKH) was founded in 2014 in New York to close gaps in education and employment in technology, specifically coding and design for people in the Bronx, New York. A decade later, TKH has expanded to Atlanta, Los Angeles and Newark, New Jersey. Through its signature Karim Kharbouch Coding Program (KKCF), students currently enrolled in high school as sophomores, juniors or seniors interested in learning code and design skills are offered the opportunity to participate in the program. Rolling out spoke exclusively with Newark resident Fernanda Somohano Ortega, a freshman in college at New Jersey Institute of Technology majoring in computer science, about how TKH has aided her studies.
HS baseball: Repeat! St. Peter’s tallies 3 times in home seventh to capture 2nd straight CHSAA Archdiocesan crown (92 photos)
For the better portion of Friday night’s CHSAA AA Archdiocesan championship game, the outlook was looking grim for St. Peter’s and a pending return trip to Fordham University in the Bronx for a deciding game was beginning to look like a reality. The Eagles offense couldn’t come up...
Local Pride: Rutherford High's 'The Lightning Thief' Earns Seven Metro Award Nods
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The Museum of Jewish Heritage is hosting free tours for 8th graders
Earlier this week, the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust at 36 Battery Park in downtown Manhattan announced the debut of a new program that seeks to fight the rising tide of antisemitism across the city. Over the new three years, starting this fall, the cultural institution will host free tours for up to 85,000 8th grade students at NYC public schools and charter schools. Given that the city's school district is the largest in the nation, this is a pretty big deal.
Upcoming Events and Reminders at Memorial Middle School: Bake Sale, Bike to School Day, and More
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