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Parents guide to gamingš“‚ƒ through coronavi😼rus

šŸŒ  With families cooped up, a new breed of computer games keep kids occupied and allow parents to work from home.

ꦺThese high schools let your kid can get a head start on college for free

These rigorous high schools combine a colleꦯge-prep curriculum and college-level (instead of AP) classes. Students cā€an earn up to two years of college credits or an associate degree — free...

NYC's top performing arts high schools

These high schools require auditions for performing arts or portfolios for visual arts 1. Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performi♓ng Arts 100 Amsterdam AšŸøve., Manhattan...

 The top career and technical schošŸ’›ols in NYC

Besides teaching the three ā€œRs,ā€ these Career and T𒆙echnical Education (CTE) schools can prepare students for a well-paying trades. We highlight four of the beꩵst. Aviation Career and Technical Education...

šŸŽ‰ These are the best city schools no one k꧃nows about 

🌜 Some lesser-known schools also shine — including these six recommended by Insideschools, the DOE and The Post East Side Community School 420 E. 12th St., Manhattan This intimate, nurturing sixth...

š•“ How to pick the best NYC high school for your child

Overwhelmed. That’s how mā­•ost middle-schoolers feel when the city Department of Education’s telephone book-size High School Directory plops into their hands. With 400-plus schools and 700 programs listed for New...

The Fine Nine: The city's elite high schools

These public schools accept st🧜udents whšŸ”œo score highest on special entrance exams -- and rank among the most elite and high-performing nationwide. 1. Stuyvesant High School 385 Chambers St., Manhattan...

The top 40 publicšŸ…° high schools in NYC

Admission to these selective schools is not based on entrance exams like the SHSAT, but mostly on middle-school gšŸ’rades, state exam scores, attendance and punctuality. Some give priority to continuing...

The white-hot industries and the essential skills thšŸƒey want ꦦ

 From the fastest-growing industries to companies🐼 that are on a hiring spree to skills th🧜at employers want most, consider this your cheat sheet to the current job market.

🦩 The key to making the most of your internship ไ 

Internships are critical to ensuring suc🌌cessful job outcomes after graduati🦩on.

Top reasons to consider ꦰgraduate sāœ…chool

Still debating whether or not to go to grad school? An advanced dšŸ’Æegree can pay dividends, as these area experts explain. The need to specialize ā€œOur most sought-after programs help... ꦔ

 Steer clear of millennial mistakes at your šŸ§”firsꦐt job

The work may be low-ris🌸k paper pushing or frontline customer service, but it’s a good time to establish the brand of you so that in five years you have som🧸e...

These grads found creativeā™Š ways to landšŸŽ‰ a job

The road nšŸØot traditionally traveled may be the best route to a suitable job, as tod๊ay’s college graduates are discovering.

The best tips for acing yą¼ŗour job interview 

Be bold and be yourself, and do or say something that willšŸ…˜ set you apart fromšŸ‘ the crowd.

Why good old-fashioned networking ꧟is still a t🌌op priority

Beyond organic conversations, graduates can tap into their alma matā™’er’s resources for help.

 Having aš“† professional presence online is crucial š“€

šŸØ While it’s easy to set yourseā™ˆlf up on Linkedin, doing it right and being active can bring huge wins.

5 ways to ā™Šget your rĆ©sumĆ© out from under the slush pile 

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Use your travels and passions to get into college šŸø

High academics may be the top priority šŸŽƒfor college admissions ošŸ’Æfficers, but intangible traits, such as leader- ship, kindness and humility, score points as well. Caroline Gillespie from Rye, NY,...

 The IT factor: NšŸ‘Y initiative steers women into the tech sector

Get with the program,ဣ girls! While computer programming is shapišŸŽ‰ng our world’s future, it remains a male-dominated field. In fact, although the number of women attending college is increasing nationally... 

Passing the Common Core: High School Math ź§‘

The Basics: In high school, students use a de✱eper understanding of mathematics to solve real-world problems. While in elementary and middle school, the math s🐼kills children need to know are...