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Hamilton College to hold in-person commencement
CLINTON — Hamilton College has announced plans for an in-person commencement ceremony for members of the Class of 2021 on Saturday, May 22, at 10 a.m., in the Margaret Bundy Scott Field House. … more
CHAMPION WINTERGUARD — The Rome Free Academy Black Knights Winterguard concluded its 2021 season on April 9 earning an “Excellent” rating from the championship judging panel. It was the team’s eighth championship performance in the Mid-York Colorguard Circuit.
RFA Black Knights Winterguard receives ‘Excellent’ rating
The Rome Free Academy Black Knights Winterguard concluded its 2021 season on April 9 earning an “Excellent” rating from the championship judging panel. This was the team’s eighth championship … more
New Hartford man receives honor for academic excellence
HERKIMER — Herkimer County Community College student Alexander Fowler has been named to the All-New York Academic Team for Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), an international honor society for community … more
MVCC to offer insurance licensing courses in multiple formats
UTICA — Mohawk Valley Community College’s Center for Corporate and Community Education will offer a selection of insurance licensing courses in online, in-person and hybrid formats, starting May … more
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‘Save A Life Tour’ to make stops in Oriskany, Holland Patent
ORISKANY — The international Save A Life Tour will visit Oriskany Junior-Senior High School on Wednesday, April 21, — a safe driving program that includes hands-on Texting and Impaired Driving … more
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Rome’s Hahn receives Chancellor’s Award at SUNY Fredonia
FREDONIA — Elizabeth Hahn, of Rome, is one of three recipients of the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence at the State University of New York at Fredonia, the college has announced. … more
BULLDOG BRAINS — Sean Firsching and Brandon Massett, of Westmoreland High School, were the first place winners in this year’s AFRL challenge out of seven school teams participating.
Westmoreland duo, HP pair take top places at AFRL challenge
The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate STEM Outreach Program, powered by Griffiss Institute and the Innovare Advancement Center has announced that teams from … more
GOING WITH THE FLOW — Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES conservation seniors Josh Rowlands, of Remsen, and Ethan Ulrich, of Oriskany, monitor the flow of raw sap from sugar maple trees on the OHM BOCES on-campus woodlot.
OHM BOCES taps into nature with maple syrup production
NEW HARTFORD — The Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES campus got a little bit sweeter this winter and spring with the expansion of the conservation program’s maple syrup production curriculum. While … more
Brett Faroni and the Covid 19 graduation setup face mask, gloves and glasses during the Rome Free Academy Class of 2020 ceremony.
Superintendents welcome state’s latest guidelines for commencement ceremonies
Students and families can attend in-person graduation ceremonies starting May 1 under guidelines announced by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo Monday. New York is set to allow hundreds of people to attend both … more
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Area college student teams celebrate wins in business plan competition
MARCY — Four student teams from SUNY Polytechnic Institute, in addition to two teams comprised of SUNY Poly students collaborating with students from other colleges in the Mohawk Valley region, are … more
From left: Thomas Breil, valedictorian, Jonathan Schmitt, salutatorian.
Holland Patent recognizes top scholars in Class of 2021
HOLLAND PATENT — The Holland Patent Central School District has named its standard bearers for the Class of 2021, district officials said, adding that Thomas Breil has been named valedictorian and … more
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Biology professor receives Clark Award at Utica College
UTICA — Sara Scanga, professor of biology, has been named the 2021 recipient of the prestigious Harold T. Clark Jr. Award. Since joining Utica College in 2010, Scanga has published 12 papers in … more
Genesis Group to hold virtual forum on COVID impacts on education
UTICA — The Genesis Group will host a virtual education forum on Wednesday, April 21, at noon, to discuss impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on public education in the region. The forum panel will … more
Rome schools receive national music education distinction
Rome City School District’s music teachers and students are continuing to make beautiful music together — again receiving national honors with a Best Communities for Music Education designation … more
BOCES offers walking program at Middle Settlement Road campus
NEW HARTFORD — BOCES Continuing Education, 4747 Middle Settlement Road, is offering the Get Sole walking program. Participants will walk to better health in a walking program around the BOCES … more
RFA grad collaborates on Puma fashion project
ONEONTA — Emily Hallenbeck, of Rome, is among 26 fashion industry students who are partaking in a semester-long, experiential learning project with sportswear leader Puma, according to an … more
GATHER AROUND — Cathleen Woodruff, librarian at Ridge Mills and Stokes elementary schools, interacts with students amid the masks and social distancing that reflect the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has prompted various changes for school librarians.
School librarians evolve, adapt to overcome COVID challenges
The evolution of school libraries, including during the past year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, is being recognized by the Rome school district this week in conjunction with National Library … more
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OHM BOCES teacher/coordinator wins national award
NEW HARTFORD — Kimberly Petronella has received the national 2021 SkillsUSA Outstanding Career and Technical Educator Award, one of SkillsUSA’s highest honors, recognizing Petronella’s service … more
Boost in school aid to benefit students, districts say
Among the highlights of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s state budget for fiscal year 2022, released Tuesday, is $29.5 billion allocated toward state aid for schools, which is $3 billion more than the prior … more
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Cooking demo, poetry reading among MVCC virtual offerings in April
Mohawk Valley Community College is offering a variety of virtual events to be held throughout the month of April via Zoom. • 30-Minute Meal with Chef Dustin Swiss Friday, April 9, at 2:30 p.m. on … more
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