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News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

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NYS opens $10 million grant program for schools in multiple regions, including the Finger Lakes

The state announced $10 million is now available to help New York schools buy and prepare more local foods for students.

New York · 09-25

WBNG

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Upstate Poison Center talks Back to School Safety

New York · 09-24

NBC New York

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Long Island high school students accused of taunting opposing team with offensive signs

A Long Island superintendent is apologizing and students are facing discipline for some unsportsmanlike conduct at a high school football game — not on the field, but in the stands. Pictures posted online show students holding signs taunting the opposing team by using pictures of players’ girlfriends. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

New York · 09-24

98.1 The Hawk

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BOCES Practical Nursing Program Now Open at Old Johnson City High School

Dozens of students now are attending classes in the former gymnasium building that's been transformed into a modern educational facility.

Johnson City, NY · 09-22

CNY News

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Binghamton University Hits $100 Million Research Milestone

The numbers are in for Binghamton University's research efforts, and they're impressive. Over 100 million dollars went toward projects ranging from next-generation vaccine development to advanced battery systems.

Binghamton, NY · 09-23

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New York to end Regents exam requirement for Class of 2028: Changes while facing declining national reading scores

The New York State Board of Regents recently announced that seniors graduating in Summer 2027 would be the last class that would be required to pass Regents exams in order to graduate. New York State’s new policy focuses on a competency-based diploma requirement in subjects, as opposed to standardized test scores.

New York · 09-25

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Bearcats wrestling unveils 2026-27 schedule

The Binghamton University Bearcats wrestling team is gearing up for their 2026-27 season and have announced their schedule. The season will officially begin on November 1 as they compete in the Princeton open. Their first dual will be on November 20 on the road at Buffalo, their first home dual...

Vestal, NY · 09-24

We Are Utica

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100 Best Colleges In The US Include A Dozen In New York State

Over a dozen New York State colleges and universities ranked in the top 100 national universities according to the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges list.

New York · 09-24

Newser

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Facing 'Crisis,' Cornell Has Some Big Ideas for a Reboot

(This content was created with the help of AI.) Cornell University is taking a hard look at its future—and higher education's. In a 200-plus-page report released Tuesday, a faculty committee says universities are in an "unprecedented" bind, squeezed by shaky federal funding, waning public confidence, soaring costs, and fast-moving AI. "Higher education finds itself at a crossroads that calls for more than just surviving a crisis," the report reads, per the Wall Street Journal. "It calls for making difficult choices." The report urges Cornell to diversify its revenue, rethink tuition, and welco...

Ithaca, NY · 09-23

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Tompkins schools rank among state’s highest for lead in drinking water

Tompkins County had the fifth-highest percentage of schools reporting at least one drinking-water outlet above the state's lead action level, according to a newly released statewide analysis. But the county-level figure comes with an important limitation: Ithaca City School District, by far the county’s largest school district, was not included...

Tompkins County, NY · 09-22

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Binghamton High School Opens New College & Career Center

Binghamton High School has opened a new College & Career Center aimed at helping students prepare for life after graduation while also honoring the legacy of a former student. The center gives students a place to explore career paths, get help with college applications and meet with college and military recruiters. Students can also connect with internships, job shadowing and volunteer opportunities.

Binghamton, NY · 09-24

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Windsor High School Students Build Accessibility Ramp for Johnson City Resident

Windsor High School engineering students are taking their lessons outside the classroom to help a local resident. Thirteen students are spending two days building an accessibility ramp at a Johnson City home through the Broome County Council of Churches Ramp It Up program. Students are cutting boards, assembling sections of...

Johnson City, NY · 09-23

WSYR NewsChannel 9

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News on the Go: 9-24-26

New York · 09-24

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The 10 Most Visually Stunning and Scenic College Campuses in Upstate New York

The collegiate landscape of Upstate New York was shaped by dramatic geology, historic architecture, and campuses designed to take advantage of some of the state’s most beautiful natural settings. From the gorges of Ithaca and the shores of Seneca Lake to the Hudson Highlands and the rolling hills of Central New York, many of the region’s colleges were built in places where the landscape became part of the campus itself.

New York · 09-19

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The 10 Best College Towns in Upstate New York, Ranked by Character, Walkability, and Quality of Life

A truly great college town requires an elusive alchemy. It demands more than just a cluster of academic lecture halls set beside a highway. The best college communities possess a distinct soul, forged through an intimate bond between the campus and the surrounding municipality. In Upstate New York, where academic institutions range from Ivy League research centers to tight-knit public liberal arts colleges, the environment outside the classroom shapes the undergraduate experience just as profoundly as the syllabus. These ten upstate communities stand above the rest, ranked on their architectural character, pedestrian-friendly walkability, vibrant independent culture, and overall quality of daily life.

New York · 09-21

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Teacher of the Week: Nicole Fedin

We continue our Teacher of the Week series with a second grade teacher who has come full circle at a school she once attended herself. FOX 40's Teacher of the Week is sponsored by Springbrook. Nicole Fedin is beginning her 29th year teaching in the Binghamton City School District and...

Binghamton, NY · 09-22

Lohud | The Journal News

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NY's new teachers face challenging classrooms. We can help | Opinion

As I make my way to work at Manhattanville University as Dean of the School of Education, I can’t help but notice the excitement among new teachers, students and parents as they enter their school buildings ready to start a new school year. But my excitement is tempered by what awaits 200-plus new teachers our School of Education recommends for certification each year. They are entering classrooms that present challenges for which their university preparation may not have fully prepared them. We have to do more to help new teachers in New York These challenges are not unique to Westchester County or the Lower Hudson Valley. But with more than 100 school districts serving roughly 300,000 school-age children, they are especially relevant here. They require us to rethink how we prepare, develop and retain teachers so they can continue to improve the lives of the children, families and communities they serve. The first challenge is student readiness. When I visit the schools where Manhattanville’s pre-service and in-service teachers work, it is obvious that students across grade levels are experiencing challenges that can significantly affect their ability to learn and get along with others. New teachers will encounter students with greater

New York · 09-24

Times Union

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Some private schools may keep the Regents exams requirement

The Regents exams requirement is going away, but maybe not for Catholics. Many Catholic schools may keep the graduation requirement of passing five Regents exams.

New York · 09-23

High School On SI

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New York High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Sept. 21, 2026)

A new top five is in place for this week’s rankings out of the Empire State

New York · 09-21

CNY News

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BOCES Practical Nursing Program Now Open at Old Johnson City High School

Dozens of students now are attending classes in the former gymnasium building that's been transformed into a modern educational facility.

Johnson City, NY · 09-22