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Buffalo School Board member on deep cuts in new school budget: 'It was the most challenging budget to be a part of'
Buffalo School Board member Larry Scott told WBEN on Friday when he recognized earlier this year that all of the federal funds received from the pandemic had to be used by this June, the situation resulted in a $90 million deficit. Read more here:
Humanoid AI robot delivers bizarre university graduation speech
A humanoid AI robot gave a commencement speech at a university in New York over the weekend.Sophia, developed by Hanson Robotics, spoke to more than 2,000 people at D’Youville University in Buffalo to give a speech normally reserved for high-profile figures such as celebrities or government officials.Some students had petitioned for a human to replace the robot at the ceremony last Saturday (11 May).The university said it was “embracing technology” by having Sophia speak.During the speech, the robot referenced general words of advice commencement speakers may give to graduates. Read More Moment police rescue man on New York subway tracks‘Mystery’ whale carcass measuring 44ft blocks cruise ship from docking in New YorkKim Kardashian’s two-word response as she is interrupted by Palestine protester
Buffalo State University Announces Significant Program Cuts Amid Financial Challenges
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo State University has unveiled plans to cut 37 underperforming programs as part of a broader strategy to address severe financial difficulties, the institution announced Thursday.
Hamburg, West Seneca teachers to be laid off after school budgets pass
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The results for school district spending plans are mostly in across Western New York. Voters are so far overwhelmingly approving budgets, despite the fact some of them still include layoffs. This includes teachers and staff in Hamburg and West Seneca where residents voted to pass the school budgets tonight. Hamburg resident […]
Two Hamburg teachers, whose jobs were cut in proposed budget, leave before end of year
Superintendent Michael Cornell answered parents’ concerns Tuesday about a Spanish and science teacher, whose jobs were being cut, being offered work elsewhere and leaving classes empty before the end of the year.
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