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Heather Gray
Oriskany teacher recognized by Genesis Group
UTICA — The Genesis Group is celebrating ‘Teacher Appreciation Week’ by recognizing several area teachers and professionals. Among them is Heather Gray, a first-grade teacher at N.A. Walbran … more
Area students among Class of 2021 at PrattMWP
UTICA — PrattMWP College of Art and Design will celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2021 with a virtual commencement ceremony which will be posted 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 12, on the … more
Pair of area school buildings switch to remote learning as a result of positive cases
Gansevoort Elementary School, 758 W. Liberty St., and the Oriskany Junior/Senior High School will move to remote education today, Friday, May 7, as a result of a confirmed positive case at each … more
Adirondack lauds honor roll students
BOONVILLE — Adirondack High School has recognized its Honor Roll students for the third marking period. They include: High Honor Roll: 9th Grade: Dalayna DeVoe, Kyle Doty, Emma Flansburg, Kendall … more
Adriene Byron
Stockbridge Valley recognizes top scholars
MUNNSVILLE — The Stockbridge Valley Central School District has announced its top scholars for its Class of 2021. Adriene Byron has been named the district’s valedictorian, and Thomas Meeker has … more
NAACP Rome Chapter hosts Board of Ed candidates for virtual Q&A
Issues of equity, teacher resources and meeting the social-emotional needs of students and staff emerged as priorities as NAACP Rome, New York Chapter hosted a virtual Q&A on Monday to provide … more
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Utica College to hold in-person commencement for Class of 2021
UTICA — Utica College will celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2021 with Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 15, at the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium. In … more
Whitesboro to hold public budget hearing
WHITESBORO — The Whitesboro Central School District will conduct its annual, public budget hearing on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Parkway School Gymnasium. Whitesboro CSD officials will present the … more
Rising COVID cases in Rome district prompts reminder
Rising cases over the past several days have the Rome City School District issuing a reminder about COVID protocols and regulations. “By now, you most likely continue to see many of the ongoing … more
Students inducted into honor society at HCCC
HERKIMER — Several local students were among 61 Herkimer County Community College students who were inducted into the College’s Upsilon Epsilon chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) international … more
P-Tech program lauds honor roll students
NEW HARTFORD — The Pathways in Technology Early College High School at the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES (P-TECH OHM) has announced its honor roll students for the third quarter of the 2020-2021 … more
BOOK BATTLERS — The Holland Patent Middle School team recently won a Battle of the Books competition against several other area middle schools. Competing for the Golden Knights were, from left, front row: Angelina Kuzmich, Gracie Plonisch, and Elizabeth Buckland; middle row: Stephanie Clemens and Ava Roberts; and back row: Reily Cieslak, Emerson Hanna and Jesse Schreyer.
HP squad wins Battle of the Books
HOLLAND PATENT — The Holland Patent Middle School team recently bested several other local schools to win a Battle of the Books competition. The academic competition involves students working in … more
Area scholars among AmeriCU scholarship recipients
AmeriCU Credit Union has awarded 10 scholarships, each of $1,000, to area students who are either beginning or continuing college. “We are proud to continue this tradition that began over 20 years … more
​​​​​​​MODEL OF EXCELLENCE — Student members of the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES chapter of SkillsUSA pose with more than 5,000 items collected during a Food and Personal Care Item Drive sponsored by the organization earlier this year. Collected items were donated to Feed Our Vets. SkillsUSA has named the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES as one of 24 SkillsUSA Models of Excellence (MOE) chapters for 2021.
OHM BOCES named chapter of SkillsUSA National Models of Excellence
NEW HARTFORD —  SkillsUSA has named the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES as one of 24 SkillsUSA Models of Excellence (MOE) chapters for 2021. In its seventh year, Models of Excellence recognizes the … more
Students added to National Honor Society chapter at RFA
Rome City School District has announced two additional students have been named to the National Honor Society and inducted into the local chapter. Dominick Gratch, a junior, and Alana Iacovissi, a … more
South Lewis lauds high academic achievers
TURIN — South Lewis Central High School has released its merit, honor and high honor roll for the school’s third quarter: High honor (93 average or better): Grade 9: Veda Bailey, Brynn Bernard, … more
South Lewis middle schoolers receive recognition
TURIN — The South Lewis Middle School reports that the following students have been named to the school’s high honor, honor or merit roll: High honor roll (92.5 or better average): Grade 5: … more
Stratton
OHM instructor named SkillsUSA Region I Adviser of Year
NEW HARTFORD — Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Automotive Technology instructor John Stratton has been named the 2021 SkillsUSA Region I Adviser of the Year. This regional award recognizes … more
RFA STARS — Receiving STAR awards from the Rome College Foundation at Rome Free Academy are, from left: Christine Scharf, most influential educator; Jordan Purrington, student; John Smales, most influential educator; Chandni Desai, student; and Franca Armstrong, vice president of the Rome College Foundation.
Rome College Foundation honors select students, teachers
Two senior students, each from the New York State School for the Deaf and Rome Free Academy, along with an educator each student feels has had the most significant impact on his or her life, received … more
PILED HIGH — Members of the Rome Free Academy Interact Club, with advisers Ryan Tuggey and Jennifer Meisenhelder, finish putting trash, litter and debris they gathered in Bellamy Harbor Park, off Mill St., in a pile for it to be picked up and hauled away as part of the Earth Day cleanup efforts on Saturday, April 24, to help celebrate Earth Day.
RFA aids clean up
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