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FOOD AND RESOURCES — Members of the Connected Community Schools program and volunteers staff give food and school supplies to families in need in the parking lot at Staley Elementary School, 620 E. Bloomfield St., on Tuesday. The event helped feed and provide information on a host of services and programs available in the community to some 70 families, representing nearly 240 individuals.
Pack Your Pantry Resource Fair provides food, and help, to hundreds
On Tuesday, Aug. 17, the Connected Community Team welcomed the start of the new school year with a community wide Pack Your Pantry Resource Fair, open to all, held in the side parking lot of Staley … more
Principal changes in Oriskany
ORISKANY — Oriskany Central School is in the process of a candidate search for a new principal of N. A. Walbran Elementary School. At a special Board of Education meeting held Aug. 5, it was … more
Articulation agreement with SUNY Polytechnic Institute a boost for P-TECH students, program officials say
NEW HARTFORD — The Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) program recently announced a new articulation agreement with SUNY Polytechnic Institute … more
Stanwix Veterans & Men’s Club awards $5,500 in scholarships
The Stanwix Veterans & Men’s Club in Rome has announced that it has awarded $5,500 among 16 students representing nine different high schools as part of its 2021 scholarship program. Since … more
Babula
Herkimer College appoints advisement center specialists
HERKIMER — Herkimer County Community College has appointed Matthew J. Babula, of Marcy, and Charlotte R. Whitney, of Utica, as specialists in the Academic Advisement Center. Babula comes to the … more
COVID-19 rules fluid as school year looms
In three weeks, bus-loads of children will be arriving at their neighborhood schools — ready to meet new teachers, new concepts and new friends — in person. It is unclear, however, what … more
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New York Education Department offers reopening guidance
BUFFALO (AP) — New York education officials on Thursday released a COVID-19 reopening guide for school districts that were caught off guard when the state's health commissioner said he would not … more
Donald Dawes
​​​​Longtime ​Utica school board member reflects on nearly two decades of triumphs, challenges
On May 18, incumbent Donald Dawes defeated Jason Cooper to retain his, the only seat expiring on Utica’s Board of Education. When Dawes began his new term on July 1, he entered into his 19th year … more
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MVCC’s fall non-credit catalog now available
UTICA — Mohawk Valley Community College’s Center for Corporate and Community Education (CCED) has launched its Fall 2021 non-credit course schedule. The catalog, MVCConnect, highlights the … more
‘Pack Your Pantry’ Resource Fair to kick off new school year for Connected Community Schools group
The Connected Community Team will welcome the start of a new school year with a community “Pack Your Pantry Resource Fair,” which will be open to all, according to an announcement by the … more
Board of Education sets committees, meetings
The following are appointed Committee Chairs for the 2021-22 school year, together with meeting days/times/frequencies: Facilites Committee: Paul Hagerty, chair; committee members Anna Megerell and … more
Equity Task Force aims to build relationships
In September 2019, Rome City School District Superintendent, Peter C. Blake, partnered with district consultant Dr. Shanelle Benson Reid to form and co-chair the district’s Equity Task Force, … more
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Parent cites frustration on Juneteenth comment by teacher
A district parent and local small business owner, Sarita Ruiz, rose to address the Board during the Public Comments portion of the meeting to shine a light on what she called “frankly disgusting” … more
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HELPING YOUNG MUSICIANS — Judy Marchione, bassoon, and Colleen O’Neil, clarinet, perform as part of a fundraiser for the Herb Geller Memorial Scholarship Concert Series PREformance at Center Stage Music.
Free PREformances to benefit Geller Scholarships
The Herb Geller Memorial Scholarships Concert Series will premiere its second virtual PREformance of 2021 on Thursday, Aug. 12, at 7 p.m. “The CenterStage Sessions: A Little Summer Music” … more
South Lewis Middle School to host Open Registration Day
TURIN — The South Lewis Middle School will host an “Open Registration Day” on Wednesday, Aug. 18, to provide families with an opportunity to enroll their students and to become familiar with … more
HCCC receives grant to help underserved students pursue STEM degrees
HERKIMER — Herkimer County Community College has been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to better serve underrepresented minority students pursuing a science, technology, … more
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS — Three June graduates from Rome Free Academy have each received a $500 Kevin Endres Memorial Scholarship during a recent ceremony at the Lake Delta Volunteer Fire Department on Elmer Hill Road. From left: Olivia Bauer, Lauren Taylor and Christopher Abdou.
Three receive Endres Memorial Scholarships
The Lake Delta Volunteer Fire Department recently held its 2021 Annual Kevin Endres Memorial Scholarship Awards Program, presenting three local graduating high school seniors with awards during a … more
SUNY Poly launches new online bookstore operation to cut textbook costs
MARCY — The SUNY Polytechnic Institute, a member of the State University of New York system with campuses in Albany and Utica, has announced the launch of a new online bookstore that is … more
Benson receives conference honor
ANNVILLE, Pa. — Andrew Benson, of New Hartford, has been named to the Middle Atlantic Conference’s (MAC) 2020-21 Academic Honor Roll. Benson, a graduate of New Hartford Senior High School, is a … more
HERKIMER PROGRAM GRADUATES — Members of the 2021 class of Project SEARCH, an internship program between Arc Herkimer’s Career Connections and Herkimer County Community College, were lauded during a recent ceremony. From left: Michael Oriolo, Herkimer College provost; Shawn Schultz, Arc Herkimer vice president of supports and services; Robin Riecker, Ed.D., Herkimer College associate dean of academic Affairs; James Michael Kent; Amber Stevens; Catherine Loomis, career connections director; Lorene Bass, Arc Herkimer executive vice president of supports and services; and Kevin Crosley, Arc Herkimer president/CEO.
Arc Herkimer, HCCC laud internship program graduates
HERKIMER — Three individuals have graduated in the 2021 class of Project SEARCH, an internship program between Arc Herkimer’s Career Connections and Herkimer County Community College. The recent … more
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