Third Grade teacher Jennifer Burke, from the Gates Chili CSD Florence Brasser elementary school, talks about her experience teaching from home and how technology makes it possible, but not preferable.
6th grade students from the Farragut Middle School (Hastings-on-Hudson UFSD) express their views on "The Golden Rule" through art and work to understand the new reality in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
School communities locally and across the nation are missing the ever-important human contact that comes with the traditional teaching and learning classroom environment. At the Schuylerville Central School District, a recent parade was just what the school community needed.
In this edition of NYSSBA News health and nutrition expert, Dr. Marcie Fraser, provides healthy eating tips for families while being at home during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Coronavirus is now in the United States, even as close as NYC. Rebecca O’Donnell, director of epidemiology at Albany Medical Center Hospital provides her expertise on the impact of the virus and how school districts can be prepared.
The Canastota High School yearbook committee took on the challenge of creating an award-wining yearbook and won the award resetting the bar for years to come!
Art teachers from across Central New York come to share a creative bond and build their skills through the Madison-Oneida BOCES Professional Learning Community in the Arts.
NYSSBA News visited the Hadley Luzerne Central School District to see how the “Choose Love Movement Program” is helping to empower students to become connected and resilient individuals by choosing love in any circumstance.
Meet some high school arts students from The City School District in Albany who create a wide variety of visual arts which stimulate these students’ minds.
A newly renovated flexible learning suite is a hit with students, staff and administrators at the Glens Falls High School. A blemish has become a blessing offering.
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