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Upper Darby High School students Rayan Hansali, from left, Tanveer Kaur, Elise Olmstead, Fatima Afrani, Joey Ngo and Ata Ollah, talk in the campus courtyard, Wednesday, April 12, in Drexel Hill, Pa. For some schools, the pandemic allowed experimentation to try new schedules. Large school systems including Denver, Philadelphia and Anchorage, Alaska, have been looking into later start times.
To improve kids’ mental health, some schools start later
In the hours before he’s due at Upper Darby High School, senior Khalid Doulat has time to say prayers, help his mother or prepare for track practice. more
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This colored cutout of Flat Stanley made by Rome City School District elementary school students made a guest appearance at Monday’s Board of Education meeting.
Rome school board visited by Flat Stanley
The Rome City School District Board of Education had a special guest at its regular meeting Tuesday. more
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Camden's Nate Tubiewicz gets cheered as he runs the 50-meter sprint Tuesday, May 9 at the Special Olympics Spring Games in Canastota.
Special Olympic Spring Games build confidence, dedication (VIDEO)
Camden High School 12th grader Timmy Grinnell said he had some very good friends cheering him on at the Special Olympics Spring Games. See video in the article. more
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Pictured in this Monday, May 8 photo, is the camera (right) that will zero in on vehicle license plates and send the data of the violation back to Oneida County law enforcement.
Oneida County launches school bus safety program
Nine school districts in Oneida County will begin issuing written warnings to vehicle owners whose vehicles illegally pass school buses when their stop arms are extended, officials announced. more
This artwork by Herkimer Central School District sixth grader Gwendalyn McCutcheon was selected as a winner of the Fenimore Art Museum’s 2023 Young at Art! Regional Youth Art Contest and will be featured in the Young at Art! Visions of Identity exhibit from May 27 to July 23 at the museum.
2 Herkimer students’ artworks selected for museum exhibit
Two Herkimer Central School District students had their artwork selected by a panel of judges as winners for the Fenimore Art Museum’s 2023 Young at Art! more
More than 700 students graduated at the Wildcat Field House at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy on Saturday, for the school's 48th commencement ceremony.
More than 700 walk the stage at SUNY Poly Class of 2023 graduation
More than 700 students graduated from SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy at twin commencement ceremonies on Saturday. more
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Nina Simmons poses with her proud father, New York State University Police Officer and PBA of New York State founding member, Dennis Simmons.
New Hartford student earns first Michael D. Sodders Scholarship
Nina Simmons of New Hartford Central High School has been named the first recipient of the Michael D. Sodders Scholarship. more
There will be high-fives all around once again as the Special Olympics Spring Games returns at 9:30 a.m. May 9 to the Canastota High School Athletic Complex in Canastota. The rain date is May 10.
Special Olympics Spring Games a 'day to shine'
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Nearly 300 area athletes will again recite those words as they compete in the 2023 Special Olympics Spring Games. more
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OHM BOCES’s SkillsUSA chapter, including, from left, SkillsUSA co-advisor John Stratton, Maggie O’Donnell, Gianna Spartano, Skylar Albin, Valorie Ford, Scarlett Barker, Ashlie Willson, SkillsUSA Co-Advisor Kimberly Petronella and Grace Shufelt earned several awards at the recent SkillsUSA NYS Championships in Syracuse.
Local BOCES students excel in SkillsUSA competition
Competitors from three area BOCES earned awards and recognitions April 26-28 at this year’s SkillsUSA New York State Leadership and Skills Conference in Syracuse. more
Annaka Stauring, a 10th grader at Camden High School, had her work performed May 2 at the Syracuse Stage Young Playwright’s Festival in Syracuse.
Camden student’s work featured at Young Playwright’s Festival
Camden Central School District 10th grade student Annaka Stauring recently had her work selected for the Syracuse Stage Young Playwright’s Festival held May 2 in Syracuse. more
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Utica University to award honorary degree to SEC Commissioner
Utica University will award an honorary degree to Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey at its 2023 undergraduate commencement ceremony. more
A student ambles past the tulips outside Cazenovia College’s Hubbard Hall on Thursday, May 4. The mood on campus as students prepare to take finals following the college’s final spring semester has been described as “somber.”
Mood melancholy as college begins slow fade
With the school’s final graduation just around the corner, the temperature in the community can be summed up by many in the community in one word — somber. more
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The 48th SUNY Poly Commencement Ceremony is Saturday, at SUNY Polytechnic Institute’s Wildcat Field House. In total, 550 students are receiving a bachelor’s degree and more than 240 have earned a graduate degree or certificate of advanced study.
SUNY Poly to hold 48th commencement
The 48th SUNY Poly Commencement Ceremony is Saturday, May 6 at SUNY Polytechnic Institute’s Wildcat Field House, 100 Seymour Road. more
Utica City School District Board of Education candidates, from left, Joseph Hobika, Jr., Jason Cooper, John Martoccia, Susan Arcuri and Angela Greco answer questions April 24 during a Candidate Forum hosted by the North Utica Neighborhood Association. They will be joined on the ballot Tuesday, May 16 by fellow candidate Ra Si Mar.
6 vie for 2 seats on Utica school board
See who the official candidates for two available seats on the Utica City School District Board of Education are. more
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Pictured from left are: Hanadi Tajir and Aidan Ferguson.
2 MVCC students receive SUNY’s highest honor: Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence
Mohawk Valley Community College students Aidan Ferguson of Newport and Hanadi Tajir of Utica were recently selected to receive the 2023 Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence. more
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Building Construction student Colton Roark, from the Poland Central School District, works on the program’s 42nd house during the current school year.
Drawing to determine new owner of house built by Herkimer BOCES students
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Building Construction students have been building a house each school year dating back to 1982. more
Purple-shirted cancer survivors walk their own lap during a previous American Cancer Society Relay for Life event.
Cancer survivors, caregivers to be honored at Relay For Life
Local cancer survivors and their caregivers will take the celebratory first lap Saturday, June 10 at the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of Central NY. more
An Oriskany Redskins sign is seen Wednesday, April 26, on the press box at Bernie Block Field in Oriskany.
What’s in a (nick)name? Plenty when it comes to tradition says Oriskany board of ed vice president
Oriskany Central School Board of Education Vice President Carl Graziadei has made clear he does not support the pending ban on school mascots. more
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The Oneida Police Department arrives on the scene for the Oneida High School's Mock DWI.
Mock DWI drives home point with Oneida students
With prom right around the corner, Oneida High School is imploring students to be safe and responsible. more
Herkimer Junior/Senior High School Symphonic Band and Chamber Choir students pose together April 22 at the Music in the Parks competition at Six Flags New England in Agawam, Massachusetts.
Herkimer Jr./Sr. High School students win award, ‘Excellent’ rating at Six Flags New England
The Herkimer Junior/Senior High School Symphonic Band and Chamber Choir both received “Excellent” ratings at the Music in the Parks competition. more
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