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Local Herkimer College Students Achieve Mental Health Coaching Certifications
Three students from Herkimer College's Human Services program have earned CarePath™ Coach certifications from the Mental Health Association in New York State, Inc. (MHANYS). The students, Alexis Lynch from Utica, Natalie Daley from Herkimer, and Samantha Childs from Ilion, demonstrated their commitment to mental health through presentations on their chosen specialties.
Important May 21 Vote: School Budget, Safety Upgrades, and Library Funding on the Ballot for Fayetteville-Manlius Residents
On May 21, residents of the Fayetteville-Manlius School District will vote on key propositions affecting their community's educational and public services. The ballot includes a budget for the 2024-25 school year, which aims to keep current student programs, staff levels, and mental health resources unchanged.
CBA boys track sprints to OHSL Liberty large-school championship
CHITTENANGO – A season of growth for the Christian Brothers Academy boys track and field team had built toward Monday’s Onondaga High School League Liberty division large-school championships at Chittenango High School – and resulted in a victory. Earning 142 points, the Brothers were well clear of...
Prom 2024: See 102 photos from Rome Free Academy junior prom
Students of Rome Free Academy celebrated at their junior prom Saturday evening. The event was held at Valentino’s Banquet Hall in New Hartford. Our photographer captured the excitement, fun and amazing gowns, suits, and accessories. We hope you enjoy the photos taken at the event, taken by contributing photographer Rhonda Hawes.
Explore the Latest in Student Success and Programs in the OCSD May 2024 Budget Newsletter
The Oneida City School District is proud to celebrate and share the news of student achievement, innovative programs and unique enrichment opportunities in our district-wide newsletter. We hope you enjoy the May 2024 Budget edition of our district newsletter.Visit here for more details.
Central New York student named U.S. Presidential Scholar - one of only six in New York state
North Syracuse, N.Y. — A Central New York high school senior has been named a 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholar, one of only six in New York state. The student, Thomas A. Wills II, is a senior at Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Nationwide, 161 high school seniors were named Presidential...
New Hartford Schools Provide Resources for Parents to Talk About Race
It was a very challenging week for the New Hartford School District and its Administration as they dealt with the fallout from a racist piece of artwork that was put on display during a public art show last weekend. Now the district is taking serious steps to help make sure something like this never happens again by further educating families of the district and improve the diversity and inclusion within their schools.
New Hartford Schools Provide Resources for Parents to Talk About Race
It was a very challenging week for the New Hartford School District and its Administration as they dealt with the fallout from a racist piece of artwork that was put on display during a public art show last weekend. Now the district is taking serious steps to help make sure something like this never happens again by further educating families of the district and improve the diversity and inclusion within their schools.
Breaking the cycle: How local schools plan to fight summer hunger
Among the iconic images of the pandemic were thousands lined outside food banks and pantries during the nationwide shutdown. The federal government provided funds and food through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program; individual donors poured money into communities. “Life on the margins is less troubling when there’s food on the table,” acknowledged...
Threat Made at New Hartford Elementary School “Not Credible”
It's been a rough few weeks for New Hartford School District. Last night as I was heading to bed, I caught several messages left by concerned parents regarding one of the local elementary schools. Apparently, their kids came home with stories that a student had written an apparent hit list that named several students and teachers.
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