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First Student Super 7 Athlete of the Week: Williamsville North's Delaney Cline
WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. (WKBW) — Delaney Cline has spent the last four years as one of the most well-rounded student-athletes at Williamsville North High School, and she is not done yet. The senior plays both field hockey and lacrosse, has been a varsity field hockey starter since her freshman year,...
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St. Mary's Elementary opens new Lancaster middle school campus
LANCASTER, N.Y. (WKBW) — St. Mary's Elementary has opened a new middle school campus in Lancaster at the former Our Lady of Pompeii School, expanding to accommodate a surge in enrollment that had left the school's main campus with a waiting list. St. Mary's Elementary Pompeii campus serves 6th,...
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Her Future Starts Here at Mount Mercy Academy
At Mount Mercy Academy, preparing young women for their future starts by giving them opportunities to experience it today. Through a project-based learning approach, students are encouraged to take what they learn in the classroom and apply it to the world around them. This can mean engaging with local organizations, exploring real-world challenges, or connecting with professionals who offer insight into potential career paths. The result is an education designed not simply around what students know, but around what they can do with that knowledge.
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New York school adds visitor kiosk, wearable panic buttons
St. Christopher's School in Tonawanda, New York, has installed a visitor management kiosk and provided staff with wearable panic buttons as part of new security measures, according to a WKBW report. Visitors must check in at the kiosk and scan a driver's license before entering the school. Principal Denise Cronyn said the system checks the identification against local law enforcement databases, photographs the visitor and prints a badge containing the visitor's photo and reason for being at the school.
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Grand Island Central School District accepted into national League of Innovative Schools
Grand Island joins other leading school districts as members of the Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools to advance innovation and excellence in education. Submitted by the Grand Island Central School District. Grand Island Central School District has been accepted into the League of Innovative Schools, a national network of...
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Buffalo Bills recognize these WNY high school football coaches | Week 2 2026
The Buffalo Bills, in partnership with Visa, have announced the Week 2 High School Tackle Football Coaches of the Week for 2026. This week's recipients are Buffalo region Coach of the Week Nate Armella (Randolph High School) and Rochester region Coach of the Week Dennis Pynn (Churchville-Chili). Aimed at highlighting...
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New report on lead in schools' drinking water
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N.Y. removes Regents exams as graduation requirement for class of 2028
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‘It is a little peace of mind': St. Christopher's School adds new security upgrades in Tonawanda
TOWN OF TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WKBW) — St. Christopher's School in the Town of Tonawanda has added two new security upgrades, including a visitor management system and wearable panic buttons for all staff. All visitors must now check in at a kiosk and scan their driver's license before entering the...
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Buffalo, N.Y., Schools to Send Report Cards Digitally
(TNS) — Buffalo Public Schools on Wednesday announced that, for the first time, students’ report cards would not be mailed to their homes this year. Student grades will be sent digitally each quarter through a platform used routinely by each school in the district. Officials said the move...
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Buffalo Makers and UB Nursing Faculty Team Up on a 3D-Printed Arm That
Nursing students need to practice venipuncture, the skill of inserting a needle into a vein to draw blood, hundreds of times before they do it on a patient. The training arms they practice on are specialized commercial equipment, and sim-lab budgets only stretch so far. That practical teaching problem is what brought University at Buffalo School of Nursing faculty to 469 Franklin, a workspace and workshop on Franklin Street where members build real things for real users.