New data reveals that more than 138,000 students in New York City experienced homelessness during the last school year, highlighting a significant crisis impacting families and children in the area. This alarming statistic underscores the ongoing challenges faced by NYC’s public school system in addressing the needs of homeless students. Many of these children and youth struggle with housing instability, which affects their academic performance, attendance, and overall well-being. The data also points to disparities among different boroughs and communities, emphasizing the need for targeted support and resources. Advocates call for increased funding and policy reforms to provide stable housing and improve educational outcomes for homeless students. Understanding the scope of student homelessness is crucial for educators, policymakers, and the public to develop effective interventions. The report serves as a call to action to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all students in New York City.
City LimitsNew data shows ‘Eye-Watering’ Salmon Deaths in Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour
November 13, 2026
Recent reports reveal alarming levels of salmon deaths in Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour, with mortality rates described as ‘eye-watering’ by industry experts. The mass die-off has