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Election Results
Yesterday was election day for many offices around the country.
Susan Bergtraum receives NYSSBA’s President’s Award for her contributions to public education
FOR RELEASE: October 24, 2025
Susan Bergtraum, a member of the Nassau BOCES Board of Trustees since 2006, was honored with the New York State School Boards Association’s (NYSSBA) President’s Award at the Association’s Annual Convention and Education Expo in New York City in October.
Annual Business Meeting Results
Yesterday, delegates participating in the 2025 Annual Business Meeting engaged in robust debate on a number of important issues.
Indigenous ways of knowing and learning to be incorporated into PK-12 curriculum
On Board Online • October 13, 2025
By Sara Foss
Special Correspondent
In 2023, the State Education Department (SED) created an Indigenous Culture and Language Studies teaching certificate
Regional effort led by Genesse Valley BOCES crafts Holocaust lessons for new generations
On Board Online • October 13, 2025
By Merri Rosenberg
Special Correspondent
In 2021, a Jewish congregation in Batavia closed the physical location of Temple Emanu-El.
NYSSBA named among top industry associations in NYS
On Board Online • October 13, 2025
By Eric D. Randall
Editor-in-Chief
In a first-ever list of the top 65 trade, professional and advocacy organizations in New York State, City & State New York magazine has named NYSSBA among the honorees.
Saratoga's K-12 biking program believed to be first in the state
On Board Online • October 13, 2025
By Maura Manny
Director of Community Outreach and Communicationssaratoga Springs City School District
The Saratoga Springs City School District (SSCSD) is proud to be the first district in New York State - and possibly the country - to offer a K-12 biking program.
How four BOCES are trying to improve science education
On Board Online • October 13, 2025
By Robin L. Flanigan
Special Correspondent
Huddled around a table in Rochester Technology Park, a group of teachers are talking about how they teach science to elementary students.