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John King Jr.
SUNY chancellor cites affordability despite ‘modest’ tuition hikes
The new leader of the State University of New York said “modest” tuition increases proposed by Gov. Kathy Hochul will eventually help the 64 campuses in the system to attract more students following years of enrollment declines. more
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Sauquoit Valley board of education seeks community input on superintendent search
The Sauquoit Valley Central School District Board of Education is currently conducting its search for the next superintendent of schools. more
STEM shadowing day program seeks students, host locations
The Mohawk Valley Engineers Executive Council will host the 49th annual Project SITES shadowing day program from 11:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 23. more
JCC Instant Admit days
Jefferson Community College will hold Instant Admit days from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. March 13-17. more
DALE MCCORMICK
Oneida school district counselors reach out after death of soccer coach
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
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Todd Pfannestiel, right, listens to Utica University Board of Trustees Chairperson Bob Brvenik Monday, Feb. 27, as Brvenik announces Pfannestiel’s selection as the university’s 10th president. Pfannestiel will take the helm of the university on Aug. 1, following the July 31 retirement of current president Laura Casamento.
Utica University’s next president looks forward to telling its story
The best part about being a teacher is telling stories, says Todd Pfannestiel, Ph.D. Now, he looks forward to telling the stories of Utica University as its incoming president. more
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MOBOCES board meets March 2
The Madison-Oneida Board of Cooperative Educational Services will hold its regular monthly meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 2 in the administration board room of MOBOCES, 4937 Spring Road. more
Root Hall at Hamilton College in Clinton.
Student-centered approach key for higher education in region
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
MVCC to host Spring Open House at Utica campus
Mohawk Valley Community College will host its Spring Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, March 31, at the college’s Utica campus, 1101 Sherman Drive. more
Proctor High School class of 2015 graduate Hilda Jordan has also graduated from Harvard University and started her own HMJ Social Equity Consulting in 2022. She has recently returned to Utica to reach out to the students of her alma mater.
Proctor grad returns to make impact for others
Students learn better when they see people like themselves, promises Social Equity and Empowerment Consultant Hilda M. Jordan. more
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MVCC inducted 70 students into the Lambda Beta Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society during a Feb. 13 ceremony at the college’s Utica campus.
MVCC inducts 70 into Phi Theta Kappa honor society
Mohawk Valley Community College added 70 students to the Lambda Beta Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society during an induction ceremony Feb. 13. more
Herkimer BOCES accepting sign-ups for 2023-24 pre-K programs
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES has started accepting applications for the pre-kindergarten programs located at multiple Herkimer County school districts for the 2023-24 school year. more
Members of the Cooperative Board of Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES watch a video celebrating its 75th anniversary during their Jan. 11 meeting.
OHM BOCES seeking memories for 75th anniversary
This year marks 75 years since district Superintendent Elwin Shoemaker proposed the creation of a Board of Cooperative Educational Services. more
Members of the AAUP-Utica union march Friday, Feb. 17 around the campus at Utica University.
Utica University Board of Trustees ‘sunsets’ 13 majors
The Utica University Board of Trustees voted Thursday to sunset 13 out of the 15 majors as recommended by university President Laura Casamento last month. more
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The South Lewis Mechanical FalCoders, from left: Kneeling in front, Collin Lewis, Reegan Millard, Morgan Walters, and Dawson Millard. In back, Ethan Baug, Haley Babcock, Christopher Canova Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth Vaerewyck, advisor, Hayden Bunke, Payten Bresett, and Brent Farr.
South Lewis Mechanical FalCoders compete at First Lego League Challenge
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
CTE students from Madison-Oneida BOCES competed at regionals Feb. 10 at SUNY Morrisville. The team earned 11 awards including four first place finishes.
MOBOCES students advance to SkillsUSA state competition
There will be 16 Madison-Oneida BOCES students heading to the SkillsUSA state competition in April after earning top three finishes in their contests. more
John Robert Greene
Professor emeritus to give final commencement speech at Cazenovia College
Cazenovia College will have John Robert Greene as the keynote speaker for its 198th Commencement on Saturday, May 13. more
Artwork from Rome students in kindergarten through 12th grade will be showcased from March 3-31 at the Cinema Capitol Gallery in Rome. There will be an opening reception from 6-8 p.m. March 3.
Rome art students find voices in Youth Art Month exhibit
Seeing their artwork on public display can be a real inspiration for student artists, said Rome City School District Art Teacher Coordinator Mary L. Kernan. more
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Connor Arthur Lynskey
Applications available for Connor Lynskey scholarships
To ensure that the legacy of Hinckley teen Connor Lynskey lives on, scholarships are awarded each year in his name through the Connor Arthur Lynskey Memorial Scholarship Fund. more
Several local students were recognized for their academic performance at the Rome College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at the Rome campus of Mohawk Valley Community College. From left: Kim Clark, who received the Rome Professional & Businesswomen Scholarship; and Beth Jones and Jaimie Stasio, of the Professional Business Women of Rome.
Rome College Foundation awards scholarships
Several local students were recognized for their academic performance at the Rome College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 14. more
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