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New era begins in Brewster school

BREWSTER – History was made in Brewster Thursday when for the initial time, the entire C.V. Starr Intermediate School family gathered in a facility that will be used as a breakfast and lunchroom, a band, chorus and orchestra studio in addition to hosting community events. Principal Paul Stellacci described...

Brewster, NY · 7h
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The board’s job was to find savings — it found a school to close instead

On October 6, 2026, the Pine Plains Board of Education voted unanimously to close Cold Spring Early Learning Center and move roughly 150 pre-K through first-grade students into Seymour Smith beginning in 2027-28. Superintendent Brian Timm presented the district’s own numbers that night — a document titled “Financial Savings of...

Pine Plains, NY · 2d
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As Cold Spring Prepares to Close, Pine Plains Plans Move to Seymour Smith

The Pine Plains Central School District has formed a transition team to prepare for the relocation of Cold Spring Early Learning Center students to Seymour Smith Intermediate Learning Center for the 2027-28 school year, Superintendent Brian Timm said at the Nov. 3 Board of Education meeting. Beginning in fall 2027,...

Cold Spring, NY · 10h
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At This New Jersey School, You Learn to Carve and Burn Designs Into Wood

Twelve years. That is how long one student has kept returning to a single New Jersey classroom to turn plain blocks of wood into art. The lessons start with something surprisingly humble. Before anyone carves a single curve, they learn how to sharpen their tools. Then come the gouges, the...

Wayne, NJ · 18h
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Monroe-Woodbury falls in overtime; Dover eliminated in regional semifinals

MAHOPAC – Monroe-Woodbury’s boys soccer season ended Wednesday with a 1-0 overtime loss to Section 1 champion Mamaroneck in the state Class AAA regional semifinals at Mahopac High School. The Crusaders (15-3-1) battled Mamaroneck (16-2-1) through regulation before Isayah Lopez scored with 10:47 remaining in the first 15-minute...

Mahopac, NY · 1d

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Stranded in Poughkeepsie: Navigating Marist Without a Car

For the 2026-27 school year, Marist University has changed its parking policy, resulting in fewer students being eligible to have a car on campus. The previous policy stated that a student could have their car on campus after completing at least 50 credits. Due to recent construction and congestion, resident students must have completed four semesters to park their car on campus; transfer students are exempt.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 4d

miscellanynews.org

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Students express dismay over eight-foot tall Vassar champion

Trasgore Xanthas, an eight-foot tall magic-wielding warrior from the far off kingdom of Oetamushĩ has been raising eyebrows ever since his first blood-hunt across Vassar’s campus. In recent weeks, he has left quite the impact, subduing local hell beasts and closing a portal to the dark dimension that had recently opened near Central Receiving. Xanthas, a “Keeper of the Eternal Sky Flame,” was outsourced by the Campus Response Center (CRC) as a way to manage both external and internal threats, such as bicycle thefts, assaults and demon hordes. However, as more and more threats from the dark dimension emerge, a large group of Vassar students have begun to ask the question: “Is Trasgore Xanthas more trouble than he is worth?”

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d

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Pine Plains outlasts Burke Catholic in five-set volleyball thriller (VIDEO)

GOSHEN – In one of the best games of the year, Pine Plains outlasted second-seeded Burke Catholic in a five-set Section 9 Class C semifinal volleyball game on Wednesday night. Final score in the instant classic: 25-23, 17-25, 24-26, 25-19, 15-8. Giana Domi had 10 digs and eight kills...

Pine Plains, NY · 22h

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Concerns rise over classroom device use as the Kingston district defends ‘balanced’ approach

Some parents in the Kingston City School District (KCSD) are asking district officials to curtail what they feel is overuse and over-reliance on technology in the classroom, specifically technology use in classrooms accelerated during the Covid pandemic, with districts providing Chromebooks and internet access so all students could participate in remote learning.

Kingston, NY · 23h

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Rye Girls Soccer Hands Mount Academy First Loss in Regional Semifinals

In a clash of two undefeated squads, the Rye Girls Soccer team prevailed and advanced to the regional championship game. The Garnets shut out Section 9’s Mount Academy 3-0 on Wednesday, November 4, eliminating the Eagles from state title contention. The result marks the 13th straight postseason game without allowing a goal for the Garnets dating back to last year.

Rye, NY · 1d

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Roslyn's Marching Bulldogs Finish Second in New York State, Scoring 93.825 in the Syracuse Dome

The Roslyn High School Marching Bulldogs came home from Syracuse this week as the second-place band in their division in New York State. At the New York State Field Band Conference Championship on Sunday, November 1, the band scored 93.825 in the Small School Division 1 class with its show, Confined, and picked up two caption awards along the way, for Music and for High General Effect.

Roslyn, NY · 2d

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TIME names the top colleges in New York

Columbia University and Cornell University ranked among the nation's best colleges in TIME Magazine's Best Colleges rankings, released last month. TIME partnered with data research firm Statista for its inaugural report of America’s Best Colleges of 2026-2027 , which ranked colleges that "excel at student outcomes, learning environment and attractiveness to students," according to the publication. Schools with historically strong STEM programs ranked high on the list, including the top two universities: Stanford University (No. 1), known for its startup culture and connection to Silicon Valley, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (No. 2), a patent powerhouse, according to TIME. New York's highest-ranked university, Columbia University in New York City, is best known for its Core Curriculum and strength in the humanities and social sciences, including its graduate programs in journalism, business, law and international affairs, according to Oriel Admissions. Cornell University in Ithaca is known for its focus on engineering, agriculture and life sciences, as well as hotel administration. Although Cornell, like Columbia, is an Ivy League school, some of its colleges are state-supported contract colleges , which offer lower tuition to New York residents. Other Cornell colleges are endowed and rely on private support, according to the university.

New York · 9d

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Multiagency raids at senior daycare

Details on Tuesday’s coordinated raids in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island still were trickling out on Wednesday. Federal, state and city law enforcement were seen filing into and out of a center in Flushing before officers and agents began carrying out computers and filing boxes. A U.S. Homeland Security...

New York, NY · 15d

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Federal agents probe multiple NYC adult daycares

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Federal agents were seen conducting investigations and raids across multiple locations in New York City on Tuesday. The FBI, along with other law enforcement agencies, including Homeland Security Investigations, conducted enforcement activity in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn in connection with an ongoing federal investigation, a spokesperson for the FBI […]

New York, NY · 17d

Parent Diaries

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More Than 14,000 NYC Kids Are Learning at Home, and the Reasons Their Parents Chose to Leave Classrooms Go Far Beyond Test Scores

The New York Post's September 9 report on New York City homeschooling cited the latest figures for the 2025–26... The post More Than 14,000 NYC Kids Are Learning at Home, and the Reasons Their Parents Chose to Leave Classrooms Go Far Beyond Test Scores appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

New York, NY · 17d

FOX 5 New York

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College students deciding where to register to vote

New York · 15d

PIX11

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Federal agents probe multiple NYC adult daycares

New York, NY · 16d

News 12

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Students across New York join nationwide ‘AI freeze’ walkout

The protest, organized nationally by a group called "Irreplaceable," drew dozens of SUNY Purchase students from different majors. Organizers are calling for an “AI freeze.”

Bronx, NY · 16d

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Nassau lands 20 schools in U.S. News’ top 100 for New York elementary and middle schools

Greater Roslyn coverage is funded in part by Besito Mexican, recognized among OpenTable’s Top 100 Mexican Restaurants in America and rated “Excellent” by The New York Times. Besito also offers Sunday brunch and outdoor dining in Roslyn. Explore Besito Roslyn →. Syosset, Jericho and Manhasset lead the...

Nassau County, NY · 17d

New York Post

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Daycare abuse spikes in NYC — and equity-driven ‘reform’ is to blame

For years, New York state and local officials have made it harder to investigate child abuse, and harder to keep abusers on the registry that educational and child-care employers check before they hire. Now it looks like the chickens are coming home to roost: City daycare facilities are seeing skyrocketing cases of child abuse by employees. Anyone wondering how this happened hasn’t been paying attention. When Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a law last year forbidding hotline callers from accepting anonymous reports of child abuse, it sealed the deal on a hands-off stance that was long in the making. The city’s Administration for Children’s Services has made a concerted effort to tamp down calls about child maltreatment, actively discouraging teachers, for instance, from reporting child neglect. When calls are accepted, more and more of them are deemed “low risk,” meaning families are offered services but the cases are never actually investigated. Many such “low risk” cases are nothing of the sort: For instance, a case that ACS chalks up to poverty — such as a teacher’s report that a child showed up to school hungry, having not been fed all weekend — may actually be the result of substance abuse or

New York · 20d