Syracuse University officials have promised action in the wake of criticism of the school’s response following the discovery of racist graffiti in a residence hall last week.
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Oneonta Christian Academy To Take Over Former Otego Elementary School
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“I always wanted an educational facility to be there”
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Unatego School Board To Decide Future Of Former Otego Elementary School
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The school has been closed since 2017.
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Cornell Students Pleased With Changes in Mental Health Services
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If you or someone you know has an urgent mental health concern please call the national suicide prevention lifeline 1-800-273-8255.
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School Board Members From Around New York Crowd Into Vaping Seminar
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“We find, unfortunately, that even some of the younger students are vaping, and it seems like it’s something that’s going to continue to grow as a problem.”
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‘Silver Tsunami’ Of Manufacturing Retirements Pushes PA To Prioritize STEM Education
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The state estimates that most jobs created in the next decade will require workers to use computers, and many opportunities will be STEM-related.
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Broome County To Use Cameras To Catch Drivers Who Illegally Pass School Buses
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Cameras will be equipped on stop signs on the outside of buses.
Education
Are Cyber Charters A Way To ‘Hide’ From Child Welfare Scrutiny? Some PA Superintendents Say Yes
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Advocates have long debated if online schools can replicate the academic enrichment and socialization of traditional schools. In Pennsylvania, that debate has come to the foreground.
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Cornell Report: Workplace Sexual Harassment Widespread In New York
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“In putting together quid pro quo and hostile work environment, 31 percent of women and 18.9 percent of men experience it, and that translates into 3.9 million people.”
Nobel Laureate Explains How Lithium-Ion Battery Was Created And Its Future
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Stan Whittingham is regarded as the man who laid the groundwork for the science.
Crime and Justice
PA School Board President Banned From Olympic Sports For Sexual Misconduct
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Larry Wittig resigned from the board in 2017 after the Philadelphia Inquirer first published the allegations, but he remains school board president of the Tamaqua Area School District in Schuylkill County.