Fate Of This Year's Great New York State Fair Still Up In The Air
New York’s biggest late summer event, the New York State fair is on for this year, the 18 day celebration at the fairgrounds is Syracuse draws in more than a million people
Education
Surge Of COVID-19 Prevents In-Person Instruction In Little Falls
While the numbers are not as high as they were months ago, the virus is still alive and spreading. An increase in COVID-19 cases in Little Falls has made things difficult for Superintendent of Schools there, Dr. Keith Levatino.
Whitesboro Schools Announce Date For Full In-School Return
The Whitesboro Central School District is preparing to welcome students back to full-time, in-person learning in less than a month.
Row-Day Virtual Quantum Collider 2.0 to be Hosted At Griffis
A free, virtual quantum event will be held December 1 – 2, and will feature live workforce development and supply chain management panels. The Virtual Quantum Collider 2.0 will highlight the pillars of the Air Force Research Laboratory Quantum Strategy along with key components of the Nation…
Camden Schools Go 100-Percent Virtual Learning Going Forward
The Camden Central School District has reverted to 100-percent virtual learning after three bus drivers tested positive for COVID-19. The district announced on Monday that they will remain 100-percent virtual learning until further notice. Fall sports will also be terminated, according to Superinten…
Utica School Super Says Bus Driver Shortage is Real
When the Utica City School Board announced they were staying with their virtual learning model going into November because their bus company didn't have enough drivers to transport students, the bus company pushed back.
Herkimer College Reports 2 Students Test Postive, Sent Home
The college says it placed safety protocols in place, and used rapid result coronavirus testing as students came to camp to check-in to on-campus housing units.
Notre Dame Utica, Catholic Diocese Plan 100% In-Class Learning
Notre Dame Utica, including the elementary and high school, is planning to have all in-class learning five days a week.
Rome City School Superintendent Explains Decision to Start Remote
The Superintendent of Schools at the Rome City School District says they had no choice but to start classes remotely.
CEO: Schools Reject Offer to Pay Students' Late Lunch Bills
The president of a Pennsylvania school board whose district had warned parents behind on lunch bills that their children could end up in foster care has rejected a CEO's offer to cover the cost.