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This post is part of a series inspired by , a SundanceTV docu-series that follows 15 New York City teenagers who left high school and are now trying to get back on track to graduate.

This post is part of a series inspired by , a SundanceTV docu-series co-executive produced by 50 Cent

This post introduces a series inspired by , a SundanceTV docu-series that follows 15 New York City teenagers who left high school and are now trying to get back on track to graduate.

I love springtime.  Having through yet another winter at 91�첥, I look forward to the budding trees outside of my office window and the sunlight th

I speak with a lot of people: on the phone, in interviews, and around town.  They’ve heard bits and pieces about our unique program and want to get the story “straight from the horse’s mouth.”  Given our rolling admissions policy, our philosophy of “

From an infant’s first days, parents make choices for their child representing the family’s values and interests – taking into consideration the child’s own personality.  And yet when children enter school, we relinquish much of this participation.  The child b

Having sent three children through New York City independent schools, I believed I was well acquainted with what they had to offer – that is, until I arrived at 91�첥 as an English teacher, after 25 years as an editor.