Schools, universities, education policy and student news
SUNY New Paltz has been recognized as a Military Friendly School, highlighting its dedication to supporting military students. This designation is vital for veterans in Westchester seeking education opportunities.
Former President Donald Trump has signed an executive order overhauling college sports, aiming to enhance athlete rights and increase transparency in programs. This pivotal change could impact local college athletics in Westchester, particularly for institutions like Iona University and Pace University.
West Patent students organized numerous acts of kindness, promoting goodwill within the community. These efforts highlight the importance of compassion in Westchester.
SUNY Sullivan plans to reduce staff as part of a new financial stability framework aimed at addressing budgetary challenges. This decision impacts the educational landscape and job market in the region.
Irvington High School students received prestigious awards at the Westchester Science and Engineering Fair (WESEF), showcasing their innovative research. These achievements highlight the talent and dedication of local youth in science and engineering.
Vandalism struck Pelham Elementary School as swastikas were found on playground equipment, alarming the community. Local police are investigating the incident and addressing community safety concerns.
Ulster County has joined forces with SUNY Cobleskill to enhance paramedic training, significantly boosting emergency medical services in the region.
A Goshen middle school student has triumphed at the Orange County Regional Spelling Bee, showcasing exceptional talent. This achievement highlights the importance of educational events in Westchester County.
A New Rochelle teacher insists he didn't send a threatening email and instead blames a third party. This allegation raises concerns in the local education community.
The New Rochelle Public Library is set to install soundproof practice pods to enhance user experience. Funded through a foundation campaign, these pods aim to provide a quiet space for residents to hone their skills.
Ossining science research students earned 33 awards at WESEF and advanced two student projects to the International Science & Engineering Fair, showcasing local talent and innovation.
A 13-year-old student in Westchester County is facing charges for allegedly choking a classmate on a school bus, raising safety concerns among parents and officials.