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Book bag giveaway, free health screenings at Utica’s Hanna Park
The city of Utica, in collaboration with the Muslim Community Association of Mohawk Valley, the Slocum-Dickson Foundation and ICNARelief, will be hosting its annual book bag giveaway and free … more
The renovated Dino Zone exhibit is open at MOST.
Dino Zone reopens at the MOST
Travel back in time to the age of the dinosaurs as the Museum of Science & Technology in Syracuse reopens its famous life-sized dinosaur exhibit, now with some new updates and improvements. more
In celebration of all local teachers, participating Dunkin’ restaurants throughout the Mohawk Valley are treating educators to a free medium hot or iced coffee on Thursday, Sept 1, limited to one per teacher and excluding cold brew and nitro cold brew.
Dunkin’ raises a cup to teachers
As teachers return to classrooms for the start of the new school year, local Dunkin’ locations are brewing up the perfect way to say “thank you” to those who go above and beyond for students. … more
Front: Lamoine Paine Ziankowski, Mary Natalie Madonia, Germaine Mead LeFevre, Paulie Basile Romano. Back: Francis Evans, Jamie Quatro, Bill Hughes, Jeanette Taverna Dominic.
SNAPSHOT: Class of 1952 celebrates 70th reunion
The Rome Free Academy class of 1952 celebrated its 70th reunion Saturday, Aug. 20, at The Franklin in Rome. more
SNAPSHOT: NY Mills Class of ‘72 celebrates 50th reunion
The New York Mills Class of 1972 celebrated its 50th reunion on Saturday, Aug. 6 at The Roselawn. more
The Madison Central School District is the recipient of a Student Mental Health Support Grant from the New York State Office of Mental Health.
Madison Central School District receives State Mental Health Grant
The Madison Central School District received a Student Mental Health Support Grant from the New York State Office of Mental Health. more
Local Boy Scout council offers free registration for new scouts
In response to rising prices and inflation, the Leatherstocking Council of the BSA is offering to cover the registration costs of new scouts into its program. more
Utica University student Jake Wright, left center, sands down pieces of wood during the second annual Pioneer Pitch-In event on Thursday. Students were provided with the opportunity to aid and support Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a volunteer-based non-profit that builds beds for children in need. This group was primarily made up of new Construction Management majors, and they really got into the task at hand.
Pioneers Pitch-In to assist local non-profits
The second annual Pioneer Pitch-In took place Thursday when first-year and transfer students were provided with the opportunity to aid and support local nonprofit organizations. more
State Education Commissioner Betty A. Rosa said NYSED awarded grants to 27 school districts, five Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES)-led consortiums, three district-led consortiums, and one charter school consortium. Funds will promote school success for more than 116,500 students in temporary housing in more than 70 local education agencies across the state.
Utica schools receive $375,000 to address youth homelessness
The State Education Department awarded more than $7 million in grants authorized by the McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Act, with Utica City Schools receiving a three-year award. more
RFA Class of 1977 invites RCH ‘77 graduates
The Rome Free Academy Class of 1977 reunion committee is welcoming Rome Catholic High School classmates from that same year to join in its 45th reunion celebration the weekend of Sept. 30. more
Key Award recipients at Elmira College
Elmira College recently announced this year’s recipients of its annual Key Award. This year’s award was given to 761 students across 14 states and Puerto Rico. more
Current students help Utica University’s Class of 2026 move into their dorms on Tuesday.
Utica University welcomes 556 new students
Utica University celebrated its annual move-in day by welcoming 556 new students to its campus. more
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In terms of school safety, the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office employs both school resource officers (SROs), who are full-time deputies assigned to specific districts, and special patrol officers (SPOs), who are part-time, former peace or police officers. Both groups are armed and uniformed.
Area schools focused on security for new school year
With the start of the new school year only a couple of weeks away, several school districts around Oneida County are looking to beef up security ... more
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AHI partners with NAS to offer free courses in September
The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization and the National Association of Scholars have joined forces to offer three courses to a national audience, using Zoom. … more
Laura Casamento, president of Utica Univeristy, has announced her retirement effective July 31, 2023.
Utica University President to retire next academic year
In an email sent to the Utica University community on Monday, the academic institution announced the upcoming retirement of its president, Laura Casamento. more
HUNGRY FOR EDUCATION — Kris-Tech Care Team member Jamie McNett hands one of four book bags to Leah Internicola with her daughter Leah, 11, next to her during the Kris-Tech Hungry for Education event Thursday morning at Griffiss Park in Rome. In exchange for a grocery bag of non-perishable food items, families received a book bag with about $150 worth of school supplies.
Kris-Tech hosts Hungry for Education event
It may have been a little gloomy on Wednesday, but that didn’t put a damper on Kris-Tech’s Hungry for Education event at the copper wire manufacturer’s Rome headquarters. more
Tops Totes for Change program is back for the 2022 school year. This program encourages shoppers to purchase a reusable bag with a special charity design for $2.69, with $1 of the proceeds being donated back to the local community.
Tops announces Tops in Education tote
Two years ago, Tops launched its Tops Totes for Change program and it’s back again for the 2022 school year. This program encourages shoppers to purchase a reusable bag with a special charity … more
Melissa Roys, executive director with Connected Community Schools, welcomes the National Education Union from England on Tuesday, August 16th 2022 at the Little Falls City School District. The National Education Union is interested in learning about the inner workings of the Connected Community Schools Initiative and how they have been successful in expanding an impactful model into 14 school districts, 58 school buildings, serving over 25,000 students and ensuring that individuals' basic needs
National Education Union from England visits Connected Community Schools
In celebration of its fifth anniversary, the Connected Community Schools team welcomed the National Education Union from Great Britain for a special tour and workshop at Little Falls … more
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Residents of New Hartford voiced concerns about the potential removal of the pool at Ralph Perry Junior High School in New Hartford at a New Hartford Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 16.
New Hartford residents express concern about potential closing of pool
New Hartford residents voiced concerns about the potential removal of the pool at Ralph Perry Junior High School at a New Hartford Board of Education meeting ... more
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Free, virtual classes for entrepreneurs offered by Adirondack Economic Development Corporation
The Adirondack Economic Development Corporation will be offering free, virtual entrepreneurship training starting next month, according to corporation officials. more
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