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Ashville, NY · Education
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Erie Preparatory Academy to Close Due to Lack of Funding
Erie News Now has learned that Erie Preparatory Academy, the boarding school on Oliver Road that focuses on international students and athletics, will close as early as November 23 because of a lack of funding. A letter sent to staff, students and families says the school does not have sufficient...
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New 'Cabinet of Curiosities' Podcast Explores SUNY Fredonia's 200-Year History
A document signed by village residents nearly 200 years ago, an early Fredonia Academy course catalog and the experiences of students who attended the institution in the 1800s are among the subjects of a new student-produced podcast series exploring the history of higher education in Fredonia. The series, "A Cabinet of Curiosities: 200 Years of Higher Education in Fredonia, N.Y.," is part of SUNY Fredonia's yearlong bicentennial celebration, "Celebrating Two Centuries of Impact.
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Bennett wins Class AA football championship
AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Bennett Tigers got a star effort from senior running back Dontre Hampton to claim their sixth sectional title. Hampton rushed for 304 yards and four touchdowns to lead Bennett in a 48-31 win against Lancaster in the Section VI Class AA football championship Friday night at UB’s Broadview Stadium. Surpassing […]
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West Buffalo Charter Family Faces Bus Disruptions Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, Blames Driver Shortage
For the third time in a single week, Jaime Hodge says her eighth-grade son had no regular bus to bring him home from West Buffalo Charter. On Monday and Tuesday, Hodge and her husband took turns driving over to pick him up themselves. By Thursday, the school was telling families that a driver still wasn't available for his route.
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Pioneer Middle School students attend NYSSMA Festival in Alden
Pioneer students who excel throughout the year with their instruments have the opportunity to attend special events that highlight students with great skill. The New York State School Music Association Festival, for Junior High (grades 7-9) took place this year at Akron High School on Saturday, Nov. 7. Through the course of the year, students can go to different adjudications in the area, to have their playing judged in several areas and they receive a score. Students with the highest scores are invited to attend festivals like NYSSMA.