From the baseline, forward
To try to put the just-out state standardized test scores in perspective, Kingston City School District Superintendent Paul Padalino recalled
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Letters: Kingston Point Rail Trail, high school bond vote
Uplifting summit With all of the bad news in the world, it is uplifting when something positive happens in our
School board race a candidate shy
Three seats were up on the Kingston City School District’s Board of Education, and when the clock struck five last
Archdiocese allows both city parochial schools to stay open
It was news a lot of people had been waiting for, and were overjoyed to receive. The New York Archdiocese
Parental discontent with high-stakes standardized tests rises
Worry over and disapproval of the State Education Department’s high-stakes standardized tests has been simmering in Kingston, with some parents
Job-seeking teens crowd Kingston Youth Job Fair
The days of abundant jobs for teens have gone the way of the dodo. Here in 2013, young workers are
School budget: Targeting 2 or less
Though hit hard by the recent federal sequestration numbers, officials in the Kingston City School District are still anticipating crafting
If it ain’t broke, why close it?
Attitude is everything. Only days before National Catholic Schools Week during which Catholic education is celebrated with the goal of
Kingston High School club redefines ‘pillow fight’
Many may mutter how there’s no hope for the future with “kids these days,” which makes meeting the kids from
Local cops, schools self-evaluate after Sandy Hook shootings
Even as word of Friday’s grisly massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., was making its way over