The East Syracuse Minoa school district is using an educational model called SAMR to embed technology throughout its curriculum. SAMR defines four steps to integrate technology in ways that increase problem solving skills.

Students are cool under pressure as they compete in the 34th Annual Capital Region Spelling Bee. The local winner will be challenged in the national competition in Washington, DC.

• Aspiring student chefs in the Capital Region BOCES culinary program prepare for the "Skills USA" cooking competition in March.

• A bold investment in the digital arts produces 21st Century creative thinkers and problem solvers.

• Students' Say: We Have a Dream, Rochester CSD
• Tim's Take on the 2016 State of the State and Budget, NYSSBA
• Helping Hands, North Colonie CSD

• Swept Away, A new school in Owego NY after tropical storm Lee
• Urban-Suburban, urban students learn in suburban schools
• NYSSBA holiday wishes!

• Student Help Desk at Bethlehem CSD
• Holiday Dos and Don'ts (NYSSBA General Counsel Insights)
• Nature to Nurture at the Town of Webb UFSD

• Kids grow food for school and community use at Cooperstown CSD
• 3D printed principal goes to space at Pittsford CSD
• New high-tech manufacturing lab at Ulster BOCES

• Coxsackie-Athens CSD
• Queensbury UFSD
• Spencerport CSD

• Balancing Act - Athletics at Niskayuna CSD
• Tim Kremer interviews MaryEllen Elia (on-screen access to full interview)
• Growing Plants without Soil at Skaneateles CSD