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Education colleges to be required to teach culturally responsive practices
On Board Online • April 28, 2025
By Sara Foss
Special Correspondent
In April, the Board of Regents voted to have the state require all teacher preparation programs to provide instruction in culturally responsive-sustaining education practices and pedagogy.
How can librarians support the Science of Reading?
On Board Online • April 28, 2025
By Mike Rukavina
School librarians can play a vital role in supporting literacy initiatives
Avoiding common errors in short-term suspensions
On Board Online • April 28, 2025
By Shubh N. McTague
Staff Counsel
Out-of-school suspensions can come in the form of a short-term suspension, which is for five days or less
State Budget Update – Extenders #5 and #6
State lawmakers passed two more budget extenders this week, as a state budget agreement continues to remain out of reach.
William L. Miller elected to national school board post
FOR RELEASE: April 17, 2025
NYSSBA applauds William L.(Bill) Miller on his election to the board of directors of the National School Boards Association (NSBA)
State Budget Update – Extender #4
As state budget negotiations remain stalled, the Governor submitted a 4th budget extender to the legislature today
7 benefits of student school board members
On Board Online • April 7, 2025
By Mark Snyder
Senior Leadership Development Manager
This is part one of a three-part series that will address many of the concerns and questions NYSSBA has been hearing regarding student board members.
Can distance learning solve issues with staffing and curricular depth?
On Board Online • April 7, 2025
By Sara Foss
Special Correspondent
Chris Saggese teaches social studies in the Milford Central School District, but his reach goes well beyond his Otsego County classroom.