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Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Hayley Mielnicki said she feels like “the head lunch lady” as she plans the breakfast and lunch menus for 16 area school districts. more
The Rome City School District Board of Education is not currently planning to renew District Superintendent of Schools Peter Blake’s contract before it expires in April 2024. more
Oneida City School District Superintendent of Schools Matthew T. Carpenter said the passing of longtime and much-loved soccer coach Dale McCormick during mid-winter break has been a tough time for the district. more
Central New York is a destination for students of all ages seeking higher education, hailing from across the state and beyond for the high quality and well-rounded learning opportunities here. more
The Mechanical FalCoders, South Lewis’ First Lego League Challenge team, made up of fifth through eighth grade students, competed at the Clarkson University First Lego League Challenge. more
Griffiss Institute’s first-ever Robotics Camp this week is giving area elementary school-aged children the chance to build LEGOs and enjoy a fun “staycation” during their winter break. See video in the story. more
The Rome City School District Board of Education got a crash course - sometimes literally - in flying remote-controlled quadcopter drones last week during. Check out the video in the story. more
The Munson-Williams- Proctor Arts Institute, 310 Genesee St., hosts two free events Thursday, Feb. 23 and two new Museum of Art exhibitions to view this month.  more
Recently proposed cuts would lead to sunsetting 15 majors offered at Utica University. See video from the "Rally to Save Utica" hosted by those opposing the cuts, in the article. more
Students at Thomas R. Proctor High School got a glimpse into the real world during the school’s annual Career Day on Thursday. more
Clinton Middle School seventh graders Nicholas Venero, Ben Wileczka and Jack Wilson were named Regional Champions at the FIRST LEGO League Championship held Saturday, Feb. 11. more
The Utica University Board of Trustees issued a statement Wednesday addressing the AAUP Utica union’s planned demonstration Friday at the university. more
Hamilton College’s C. Christine Johnson Voices of Color Lecture Series will present “An Evening with Angela Davis,” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23. more
The Rome City School District Board of Education has postponed a planned referendum vote on a major capital project that would add a new elementary school building. more
Much like the screaming fans at football’s big game, Gansevoort Elementary School students had their own chance to rally Friday in support of a school-wide Math Fact Super Bowl STEM activity. more
Activities combining the treats of chocolate and Valentine's Day awaited area kids Saturday during the Utica Public Library's annual Chocolate Valentines kids' program in Utica NY. more
School counselors are now responsible for so much more than getting students into their classrooms and then out into higher education and finally their own careers. more
The recent return of the Home Zone: Homeschool Physical Education program at the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley’s Oneida location was in response to numerous requests from area parents. more
Black History Month will be celebrated Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 14-15, at Strough Middle School, 801 Laurel St. more
The Strough Middle School Drama Club presents Disney's "The Little Mermaid Jr." at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 9-11 in the Strough auditorium, 801 Laurel St. more
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