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St. Elizabeth College of Nursing Earns National Accreditation
St. Elizabeth College of Nursing has earned continuing national accreditation for its associate registered nursing program.
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Beyond the numbers: understanding Utica University’s Campus Safety Report
Campus safety can mean different things to different students. Some associate it with feeling comfortable around classmates, while others think about security measures, crime reports, and knowing where to turn when something goes wrong. At Utica University, information about campus crime and safety procedures is published annually through the Annual...
Daily Orange
Daily Orange
Austin Flaum’s ‘24/7 lacrosse’ mentality shaped commitment to Syracuse
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. In a 2024 sectional postseason game, Brighton High School (New York) head coach Josh Laskowski desperately needed a replacement. One of his players suffered a first-half injury that sidelined him for the rest of the game. As the Bruins scrambled to keep their season going, Laskowski searched his bench.
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Oneonta City School District Works with PR Firm After Cyberattack
ONEONTA, N.Y. -- The Oneonta City School District is working with a public relations firm that specializes in cyber crisis communications. NEWSChannel 2 reached out to the district last week and again today to get an update on the cyberattack that closed school for a couple of days last month.
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Temporary pause on Memphis schools state takeover continues until December
Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. The state takeover of Memphis-Shelby County Schools will remain paused until at least December as a local lawsuit plays out . Shelby County Chancery Judge JoeDae L. Jenkins did not rule Tuesday on state leaders’ requests to dismiss the district’s lawsuit and dissolve a temporary block of the takeover board that he first issued three weeks ago. That local pause happened only days after a federal judge allowed the oversight board to begin its work in mid-October. Jenkins directed both parties to prepare further arguments for a Dec. 2 hearing that will help determine if the local court has jurisdiction over the case. In its local lawsuit, MSCS is no longer alleging the state takeover law violates the Tennessee Constitution. The district argues that the takeover was implemented without evidence that the district qualified for it and that the takeover will irreparably harm district operations. During Tuesday’s hearing, MSCS representative Allan Wade said the district did not meet four of the six student achievement