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Local Pride: Enloe High's Envirothon Team Heads to International Contest After State Victory
Enloe Magnet High School's Subchronic Exposure team won the championship at the 2024 North Carolina Envirothon. They competed against 49 other high school teams and have now qualified for the international competition in Geneva, New York. The team received $200 in cash, a commemorative plaque, and a $500 scholarship for higher education.
Geneva High School Launches 'Geneva Promise' to Offer Associate Degrees to Students
The Geneva City School District, in partnership with local colleges and universities, has started a program called the 'Geneva Promise.' This initiative, led by Superintendent Bo Wright and the presidents of Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC) and Hobart and William Smith Colleges (HWS), aims to provide students in Geneva with access to higher education and career opportunities after graduation.
Generation ROC: Local students shine at youth leadership conference
Part One: Part Two: ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — How can we take care of ourselves, our friends, and the world we live in? Full grown adults sometimes don’t even have the answers, but local students are giving it a good go! Students in several classes at the East Rochester Union Free School District and the […]
It's a loaded position in Section V, but this freshman shortstop may top the list
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Marquel Slaughter (@marquelsports) WEBSTER — After catching the 21st out, Webster Schroeder freshman shortstop Kinsley Keil slammed the softball into the Linda McCoy Field turf with grand elation, celebrating the Warriors' 3-1 win at crosstown rival Webster Thomas Wednesday night with her teammates. ...
FLCC's Bright Minds Shine at SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference
Two students from Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC), Suzanne Oyston and Emily Relyea, presented their research at the 10th annual SUNY Student Undergraduate Research Conference (SUNY SURC) 2024. The conference was held at the University of Buffalo on April 15 and will continue at Suffolk County Community College on April 26. It brings together student researchers and faculty mentors from the State University of New York (SUNY) system for academic activities.
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