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Oksana Kuzmina/Adobe StockLeaders of teachers unions say schools need to be better prepared for the grim reality that classrooms are increasingly a target for mass shootings and a setting for other forms of violence. -
lev dolgachov/Syda ProductionsSchool boards are feeling the strain of the pandemic and increased political polarization, with fewer incumbents returning as school begins this fall.
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In Facebook groups and school board meetings across the country, parents are speaking out against teaching Critical Race Theory in their childrens’… -
The Syracuse City School District is asking for input from the community to decide how to spend an influx in federal dollars in the wake of the pandemic.…
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It looks like New York state is not ready to change its guidance on masking yet for grades K-12. On Friday, NYS Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker...
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President Joe Biden's proposal to offer free community college is being welcomed by some in New York, a state where free tuition is already available here…
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New full day pre-Kindergarten programs could be coming to some Central New York schools, thanks to earmarked funds in the recently passed New York state…
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This is one of a series of stories from WRVO on how the COVID-19 pandemic changed life in central and northern NY over the last year. Find all of the…
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Local colleges and universities are preparing to get back to normal as much as possible this fall, as the number of COVID-19 cases drop and immunizations…
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The pandemic has stretched the nation’s healthcare workforce so thin that states like New York have had to bring back retired healthcare professionals and…
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About one year ago, the World Health Organization officially declared the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic, and life around the world and in central…
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A SUNY Oswego professor has co-launched a new academic journal focused on mass violence research. The authors say the various topics they cover can be…
