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Friday, Oct. 16, 2026: Section 5 solved one problem and has another

Leading off today: Steve Grandin spends a chunk of each weekend compiling the state's high school football scores and then assessing the reports from a network of helpers across New York to produce the weekly NYSPHSAA rankings. #2 Sayville vs. #2C Bayport-Blue Point. #7 Maine-Endwell vs. #26A Union-Endicott. #21 Schalmont/Duanesburg/Berne-Knox-Westerlo...

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New York Governor Responds To Elementary School Shooting

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is demanding federal action following a horrific mass shooting at an elementary school.

New York · 23d

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French exchange students visit Chenango Valley elementary schools

Fall is a time for many things, but for the French program at Chenango Valley High School, it's the time of year when French exchange students visit the Southern Tier. Today, the guests paid a special visit to the elementary students within the district. The French exchange students visited Port...

Binghamton, NY · 23d
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SUNY Oneonta Plants Over 1,000 Trees in Major Reforestation Project

Students and staff at SUNY Oneonta planted more than 1,000 trees on the university’s north campus as part of a large reforestation project.

Oneonta, NY · 23d
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Marathon teacher makes it to top 10 in national contest

MARATHON, NY (607NewsNow) — A teacher in the Marathon Central School District is a finalist. Bill Perks made it to the top 10 in the Kleenex “Heroes of the Classroom” contest. The nationwide contest honors teachers who’ve made a big impact on their students. The district calls that an “apt description” for Perks, who’s been described as “one of the best” and a “huge inspiration.” Perks says he’s a teacher because “to see a student believe in themselves is truly special,” the district said.

Marathon, NY · 25d

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Free college application period starts next week for SUNY

More than 130 colleges and universities across New York are waiving application fees this fall as part of the state’s College Application Initiative. The program runs through October and November and is aimed especially at low-income and first-generation students. SUNY applications will be free from October 19 through November 2, while CUNY and participating private colleges have separate waiver periods. Last year, the program saved families more than 15-million dollars in application fees.

New York · 24d

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Letitia James has a habit of speaking before the evidence. Case in point: Cornell

Prosecutors can have opinions. They shouldn’t announce verdicts. On Sept. 28, New York Attorney General Letitia James posted that what the Cornell University accuser “has been forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable,” adding, “To her, and to all survivors: you’re not alone. We stand with you.” Three days later, Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) named […]

New York · 23d

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Friends School Educators Visit Campus for “Developing Cultural & Global Competencies in PS-12 Students” Symposium

MFS welcomed educators from Friends schools across the region and beyond (NC, NY, OH, VA, MD) on Thursday, October 15, including over 30 heads of school, for the “Developing Cultural & Global Competencies in PS-12 Students” Symposium as part of its fulfillment of the Middle States Association Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools accreditation. Co-sponsored by Friends Council on Education (FCE), the symposium explored preschool-grade 12 student programming designed to increase global and cultural competency. Keynote remarks were provided by Dr. Karina J. Baum, Director of Global Learning for the Boston Public Schools (pictured in first photo with Head of School Julia de la Torre, Associate Head of School and Academic Dean Meredith Godley, and FCE Executive Director Drew Smith).

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New York Governor Responds To Elementary School Shooting

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is demanding federal action following a horrific mass shooting at an elementary school.

New York · 23d

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New York's Best Colleges Ranked for 2027, 1 Local College Honored

A new national ranking of colleges has named the top schools in New York State for 2027, and one Hudson Valley institution made the top 10.

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New Oakdale Commons KinderCare will serve 200 children. See inside

Just steps away from the retail offerings of the revitalized Oakdale Commons, the drone of saws and construction tools can be faintly heard as construction moves forward on the area's newest childcare option, Broome County Kindercare. Originally expected to open in winter 2026, the facility's opening has been pushed back to spring 2027. It will host 200 children daily, with space available for children as young as 6 weeks up to Pre-K. The facility comes amid a county-wide push to expand childcare options. Broome County received $20 million in state funding for a childcare pilot program in January. In March , New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced SUNY Broome Community College would be one of 11 SUNY campuses to expand its childcare services throughout the state. The project sees Broome County collaboration with Kindercare , a national childcare chain that will operate the site once it is opened. Everything you need to know about Broome County Kindercare Though it is located inside the Oakdale Commons, the entrance to the facility will be located on the outside of the building, eliminating interference with mall operations and crowds. The facility will be independently powered — any maintenance, outages or issues with mall

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NYTHA Scholarship Fund Announces Distribution for 2026-27 Academic Year

The New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association (NYTHA) Scholarship Fund announced today that a total of $186,500 has been distributed to 44 students for the 2026-27 year. Established in 2008, the fund has assisted nearly 800 students in that timeframe while providing over $3 million to their higher education pursuits. "It's...

New York · 23d

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New York's Best Colleges Ranked for 2027, 1 Local College Honored

A new national ranking of colleges has named the top schools in New York State for 2027, and one Hudson Valley institution made the top 10.

New York · 26d

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How to Build a Safe, Sustainable Home Child Care Program in New York

Safety, supervision, and consistency should guide every decision. Review New York requirements before investing in supplies, advertising, or renovations. Clear policies and organized finances protect both the provider and enrolled families. Flexible routines help children of different ages feel comfortable and engaged. Provider health, training, and backup planning are essential...

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Scholarship Delays Hit Recently Expanded CUNY Community College Program

A couple hundred CUNY community college students who were due to receive critical state financial aid got an email last week saying their funds would be delayed until further notice, just as officials expanded the affected scholarship program. The scholarship funding is the state component of the CUNY Reconnect Program, which offers opportunities for adult […] The post Scholarship Delays Hit Recently Expanded CUNY Community College Program appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 25d

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USA TODAY Sports ALL-USA East Region midseason high school football team

Somehow, we're already at the midway point of the 2026 football season — and what a first half it's been. The East region has seen teams rise, fall, force upsets, stage comebacks. Through it all, these are the players that have stood out as difference makers on their squads across the region. More: USA TODAY Sports Super 15 East region football rankings, Week 9 Here are the selections for the East region, made up of Connecticut, Washington D.C, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Virginia. Names are listed in alphabetical order within each position. East Region First-Team ALL-USA Offense Quarterback : Lukas Prock, Hun School (Princeton, NJ), Jr. Running Back : Elijah Kimble, Canisius (Buffalo, NY), Sr. Running Back : Kemon Spell, McKeesport (PA), Sr. Wide Receiver : Braylon Clark, Providence Day School (Charlotte, NC), Jr. Wide Receiver : Jett Harrison, St. Joseph's Prep (Philadelphia, PA), Jr. Tight End : Jaxon Dollar, East Lincoln (Denver, NC), Sr. Offensive Lineman: Maxwell Hiller, Coatesville Area (PA), Sr. Offensive Lineman : Oluwasemilore Olubobola, St. Peter's Prep (Jersey City, NJ), Sr. Offensive Lineman : Grayson Williams, Southeast Raleigh (NC), Jr. Offensive Lineman :

New York · 24d

New York Post

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Blakeman attacks Hochul for lack of Cornell probe

New York · 25d

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New York Expands Free College For Adults

Starting in January 2027, eligible New Yorkers can pursue tuition-free associate degrees in high-demand fields through CUNY and SUNY. New Yorkers looking to switch careers without taking on more student debt could soon have a new path to professional growth. Gov. Kathy Hochul is expanding New York’s free community college...

New York · 26d

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New York State Takes Small Step To Make College More Affordable

New York State is trying to help high school students afford college.

New York · 24d

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New York State School Boards Association head says AI can complement work teachers do

As AI begins to permeate many aspects of daily life, how it’s used in schools has become a major debate. To that end, WAMC’s David Guistina spoke with Robert Schneider, executive director of the New York State School Boards Association, about who they think should control its use.

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