Year: 2026

The Harbor School on Governor’s Island (Photo by Tdorante10 for Wikimedia Commons)

New York City Has a Variety of Public Schools – But Access Remains Unequal

By Juandiego Rojas Velazquez, Age 10 In New York City, not all public schools are funded equally. “About 62 percent of the students in the city’s public schools are Black or Hispanic. But at its eight most prestigious high schools, about 10 percent of the students in the incoming freshman class are expected to be …

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Tamarind plant and seeds (Photo by Malcolm Smith for Flickr)

Tamarind Seeds Could Help Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean

By Remi Kou, age 10 The 2026 Earth Prize — the biggest prize in youth environmental innovation — was given to three 16-year-olds for their microplastic filter made of tamarind seeds. According to MSN, the way this powder-like substance works is that it gathers up all the microplastics in the water in visible clumps, and …

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