Scherer re-elected school board president, Childs is veep
A school board traditionally sees its members serve three-year terms, which can seem either like an eternity or the blink
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Project labor agreement not a good deal for school district, analysis finds
The Kingston school board has decided against a project labor agreement (PLA) for the $137.5 million “Second Century” Kingston High
Kingston math opt-outs at 44 percent
One week after 43 percent of eligible students in the Kingston City School District were opted out of standardized tests
Kingston City School District opt-out rate at 43%
Some 43 percent of Kingston City School students were opted out of this week’s English Language Arts Common Core tests,
KHS reno’s timeline grows, scope shrinks
Kingston City School District officials said this week the $137.5 million Kingston High School Second Century Capital Plan will have
Change in clerks: Cosenza officially out, McDonough moves up
Though the move was made public two months ago, Ulster Town Clerk Jason Cosenza officially stepped down March 9. He’d
Dissatisfaction with Cuomo common bond among local educators
With the refusal to supply school districts with aid runs, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s position on educational funding this year is
Reform and dissent: Locals’ issues with Cuomo’s agenda
Late last month, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration broke with the longstanding tradition of providing school districts across New York State
Ladysmith Black Mambazo at Bardavon
The Legendary South African a capella group Ladysmith Black Mambazo kicked off its US tour last week, and it will
KCSD will have to guess its state aid as it puts together budget
School districts across New York were thrown for a loop last week when Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration declined to provide