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How We Combat Food Insecurity and Disrupt Discrimination
Depending on the decade you grew up in, you may have seen the MyPlate or MyPyramid diagrams in a cafeteria, homeroom, or health class...
229th Street (131) Revives It’s Block Party In Honor of A...
After a sixteen-year hiatus, the 229th Street (131) Block Association proudly hosted its long-awaited block party on May 30, 2026. In a unanimous decision,...
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Fixing The School System. By: Joshua Bellevue
The US education system is in crisis. Grades are dropping and fewer Americans are attending college.
According to ranking america.wordpress.com, our overall world ranking was...
Adjusting To Our New Norm-COVID
COVID-19 has shown me that months and months away from school isn’t the best thing because constantly being inside the house isn’t fun or...
Meet The P.S 156 News Team!
The P.S 156 News Team launched last week. 3rd and 4th graders at P.S 156 will be participating in an 8 week program and...
Community Garden Of Laurelton by: Shadrach St. Clair
Shalom, My name is Shadrach St.Clair. The goal of the Laurelton Garden of Resilience is to turn a old abandoned lot into a beautiful...
My Laurelton Memories by Alwa Galloway
My positive memory growing up in Laurelton was when I was walking on the sidewalk with my dad. There was a dog in someone's...
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DIVAS for Social Justice Brings Virtual Reality to The Seed Capital...
DIVAS for Social Justice is excited to partner with The Farmers Boulevard Development Corporation and provide free virtual reality workshops to students 11-14 in...
The Hill We Climb- What It Means To Me.
Amanda Gorman’s poem, The Hill We Climb, is inspiring because It taught young black boys and girls to dream about being president or vice...
