Through NYC’s Diversity in Admissions program, Bard High School Early College Manhattan has seen its demographics shift. How does the school support underrepresented students?

For thousands of students with disabilities, yellow buses are a lifeline to programs that meet their needs — but constant delays and no-shows force them to miss school. We explore the systemic failures and emotional toll of a broken system.

How does the representation gap in NYC’s teaching workforce affect the classroom? We examine efforts to diversify the teacher pipeline.

What’s it like to play sports for another school’s team? Students discuss the uneven landscape of high school sports access in New York City schools.

From “mouth bubbles” to clip charts, two students unpack their experiences attending Success Academy.

How are students affected when they lose their school identity? We hear from a Brooklyn student whose school merged with its downstairs neighbor.

As educators and students debate the value of Advanced Placement Calculus — often a gatekeeper to higher education — student reporters explore its real-world applications.

Hunter College High School is one of the most competitive public high schools in New York City — and also one of the least diverse. Hear how students are advocating for a more inclusive admissions process.