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Neighborhood News

The September 28, 2000 broadcast is no longer available. Apologies.

News Update
Emily Kopp with the top news of the hour. Produced with Noo Saro-Wiwa.

Abortion Pill Approved by FDA
Gore: Reducing Debt Top Priority
Hillary Tops 50% in Poll
City Building Official Indicted
Sports: Olympic Update
Weather: 30s Tonight, 60s Friday

Inexperienced Teachers
An independent program at a Bronx middle school allows new, unqualified teachers to learn skills on the job. Reporter Noo Saro-Wiwa.

NYC Newest Teachers
A new program in Harlem is trying to keep teachers at SURR schools. Reporter Kaomi Goetz.

Journalism is Elementary
Students are writing their own newspaper at an elementary school in Brooklyn. Reporter Alexis Barnes.

One, Two, Three... Draw
A middle school magnet program in Park Slope has infused arts into the standard curriculum. Reporter Andy Pergam.

Not Just Books
Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center in Corona is offering homework help. Reporter Anne Hemmett Stern.

After School Fun
A Harlem after school program helps hundreds of students reach appropriate reading levels. Reporter Hazel Gurland.

Changing Classes
The Regents exam is forcing curriculum changes at this Queens high school. Reporter Stephanie Anastassiou.

Bases Loaded
Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities has helped East Harlem children and their community, but now it's struggling to reach home. Reporter Emily Kopp.

Project Arts
A Queens elementary school is partnering with Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Guggenheim, and more. Reporter Grace Jean.

After School Burden
Kids want to participate in after school program, but costs are standing in their way. Reporter Robin Pettyfer.

Book Talk
Teachers at one Queens school are looking to the Regents exams for guidence in the classroom. Reporter Elizabeth Wenger.

Brooklyn School Profile
A small Brooklyn public school has expanded through the years, and now Middle College High School enrolls 800 students. Reporter David Houze.

Executive Producer: Hazel Gurland
Senior Editor: Alexis Barnes
Scriptwriter: Anne Hemmett Stern
Host/Writers: Alexis Barnes and Kaomi Goetz
Associate Producers: Grace Jean and Elizabeth Wenger
Newscasters: Emily Kopp and Noo Saro-Wiwa
Technical Producers: Robin Pettyfer
Assistant Director: David Houze
Webcasters: Stephanie Anastassiou and Andy Pergam

Advisors: John Dinges, Julie Hartenstein, Kim Nauer, and Liz Dribben