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The Department of Education has a Web page that tracks all school bus delays for the City, along with details about the bus conditions. You can use the page to see if your child's bus is having an issue and to get an idea of its arrival time.
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There are several programs available that provide students who are New York City residents with pupil transportation to and from school by contract bus or common carrier service according to grade, distance, and program. Check the eligibility requirements to find out the best way to get your child to school.
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An English Language Learner (ELL) is a student who speaks a language
other than English at home and scores below a state-designated level
of proficiency in English upon entering the school system. The Department
of Education provides ELLs and their families with equity and access
to an excellent education by strengthening instructional staff,
promoting parental involvement, and improving material resources.
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As important as it is to a child's development, the school system
can be overwhelming to many new parents. NYC.gov has a useful set
of Frequently Asked Questions about New York City schools that can
help parents understand the school system and make the most of the
opportunities available to their children.
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