schools

Maybe you've seen the post being widely shared on Facebook. It purports to be the new "CDC Guidlines [sic]" for reopening schools - but is it really what you can expect in September?

It's the question on every parent's lips: when will the kids go back to school? The nation's top virus expert has a hunch.

New guidance from the State Education Department means Central New York schools - and all New York schools - will need to close for 24 hours if a student tests positive for coronavirus.

A New Jersey lawmaker recently proposed a bill that would require all elementary schools to teach kids to read and write cursive.

Anthony Brindisi made his announcement at a press conference at DiNitto Farm in Marcy.

A Mohawk Valley city has some explaining to do.

Medical professionals, school officials, teachers and parents disagree on policies regarding this health risk.

Teachers and substitutes don't get enough recognition as it is, but one substitute goes above and beyond, not only for his students, but for the whole school.

Central New York teachers are like others nationwide, they're spending their own money on supplies, and now a Utica company is helping out.

U.S. Secretary of Education DeVos has announced 342 schools as the 2017 National Blue Ribbon Schools. One of those schools is right here in Central New York.

Colgate University is surging in a category other than "party school" that may interest a lot of women in Central New York and beyond.

There's a simple way you could help your local school receive money for much needed supplies - shop for the things you already buy at Hannaford.