New Paltz espouses power and hope in Multicultural Education Conference
SUNY New Paltz’s Humanistic/Multicultural Education Program in the School of Education will hold its 17th annual Multicultural Education Conference titled
Education
These girls can’t be beat
The Saugerties High JV girls’ soccer team just wrapped a 10-0-1 season. Beyond the remarkable feat of going completely undefeated this
Touch and go
Since 2004, the Grant D. Morse school hosts a celebration of community with its annual Mustang Bowl, the self-proclaimed “Touch Football
SUNY New Paltz makes up $5M of $6.3M shortfall
SUNY New Paltz will continue to have to focus its efforts and tighten its belt in the 2011-2012 school year,
New Paltz Schools Recognize Commended Students
New Paltz High School Principal Barbara Clinton has announced that three scholastically talented New Paltz seniors have been named Commended
Fiscal report on school districts shows tougher times ahead
The front page of the 23-page report from The Council of School Superintendents titled, On The Edge: A Survey on
County chamber honors Center for Spectrum Services
“We started as mom-and-mom operation in Woodstock, with two students in the Dutch Reformed Church,” says Jamey Wolff co-founder, with
Student Foundation holds inaugural fundraiser in New Paltz
New Paltz Central School District Foundation for Student Enhancement is inviting everyone in town to come and check out what
Personally speaking with Scott Milici
Born and bred and classically trained musician Scott Milici is the new music teacher at the New Paltz Middle School,
Onteora again hears of looming budget crunch
Financial Consultant Dr. Rick Timbs, from the firm of Bernard P. Donegan, painted a grim projection of the Onteora Central