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to the entire September 30, 1999 broadcast
Hollow are
the Halls of P.S. 31
Parents protest closing of Public School 31 in the Bronx. By
Thomas Loudon (2:42)
Overcrowding
Public schools remain overcrowded despite 109 million in federal
and state dollars By Jordan Kronick (3:07)
Weschler
to the Rescue
Bronx high schools get new superintendent. By Ivan O'Mahoney
(3:07)
Leadership
Team
Parents, teachers and administrators work together to create
programs and influence curriculum and budget. By Marissa Kakoulas
(2:57)
Muslim
Schools
Muslims try to carve out a niche in the parochial school market.
By Shayla Harris (2:54)
Teacher's
College Writing
Chris Strathmann reports on a school where teachers say a new
program is making a difference. (2:21)
Hispanic
Women
A Washington Heights group tries to help Dominican women achieve
economic independence. By Janelle Weber (2:59)
Med
Arts
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine brings art from the Middle
Ages to the children of today. By Deryl Davis (2:59)
Bilingual
Education
Qin Lee looks at the pros and cons. (2:55)
Photo
Teacher
Brooklyn middle school has one of the city's best photography
programs. By Courtney Colavitas (2:59)
Harlem
High School
City clones successful program. By Orna Livne (3:22)
Hunts
Point Day Care
Lack of room at federally funded daycares affects welfare recipients
who have returned to the workplace. By Lila Mills (2:53)
Entrepreneurial
Assistance in the South Bronx
Adults in Mott Haven go to school to learn how to boost the
economy of their community. By Lee Uehara (3:12)
Wildcat
Karine Barzegar examines one teacher's magic formula. (3:09)
P.S.
1 Museum
Long Island City afterschool program for students interested
in pursuing the arts. By Sirin Thada (2:49)
Museum
Team
A free alternative education program for children ages 7 to
18. By Alicia Zuckerman (2:45)
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