New Paltz considers rerouting buses to give students more time to sleep
The district’s transportation director believes it’s possible to gain 30 minutes.
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Highland superintendent to retire
Highland’s Superintendent of Schools Deborah Haab has announced she will retire effective September 8.
Student profile: Katerina Pisciotta
“I get along with pretty much everyone, and New Paltz has allowed me to do that.”
New Paltz High School’s Dagi Tadesse wins gold at state track and field championships
Tadesse cleared a school record 15-0 in the pole vault on his second jump to win the title.
Students seek donations for New Paltz summer school food assistance program
“Food For Thought” is a breakfast and snack program that ensures summer school students enrolled in the New Paltz district’s ENL (English as a New Language) program don’t go hungry.
SUNY New Paltz graduates over 2500
With the college’s enrollment rates remaining steady and graduation rates increasing, more students than ever before were eligible to participate in the undergraduate ceremonies this year.
State to help residence hall renovation projects at SUNY New Paltz
Bevier Hall, a 212-bed, 49-year-old residence hall, is undergoing a complete mechanical and plumbing upgrade and improvements to its fire protection system.
False alarm: Reports of possible violence trigger quick reaction at Highland Middle School
Town of Lloyd Police were called to Highland Middle School on Wednesday, May 17 after administrators were informed by students that concerning comments had been made through social media the night prior and earlier that morning suggesting violence might occur that day at school.
New Paltz tennis team remains undefeated
Last season the New Paltz boys tennis team finished at 14-0 and were MHAL champions; this season looks to be more of the same.
Meet the candidates for Highland School Board
Board President Alan Barone will run for a sixth term and Trustee Heather Welch will run for her second full term.