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Education advocacy groups endorse proposed delay in bus
On Board Online • May 18, 2026
By Eric D. Randall
Editor-in-Chief
NYSSBA and other education advocacy groups are calling for the state to add five years to the timeline for zero-emission school buses.
Students decide how to spend $25K in Saratoga participatory budgeting
On Board Online • May 18, 2026
By Rick Karlin
Special Correspondent
When students return to Saratoga Springs High School in September, they can expect some new lunch menu options in their cafeteria, including freshly grilled chicken, beef and vegetables.
Study sees disconnect between U.S. grad rates and math ability
On Board Online • May 18, 2026
By Sara Foss
Special Correspondent
There's a significant gap between New York's high school graduation rate and the percentage of graduates considered proficient in high school math
State Budget Extender #11
State Budget Update
Following Governor Hochul’s announcement of a “general agreement” on the state budget this past Thursday, and Speaker Heastie’s immediate response that there was no deal yet
Governor Announces Budget 'General Agreement,' Speaker Says 'No Deal'
State Budget Update
This morning Governor Hochul announced she had reached a “general agreement” with legislative leaders on the 2026-27 state budget.
State Budget Extender #8
State Budget Update
Earlier today, as state budget negotiations continue between the Governor and the Legislature, the Senate and Assembly passed a sixth state budget extender.
Ethical hacking tests school cybersecurity
On Board Online • April 27, 2026
By Amanda Cammarano
ERIE 1 BOCES
Schools can be prime targets for cybercriminals. One way to stay cyber safe? Voluntarily get hacked.
How can schools use AI to address Portrait of a Graduate challenges?
On Board Online • April 27, 2026
By Gary Stern
Special Correspondent
Artificial intelligence can be an effective tool in helping students achieve each of the six competencies outlined by the state's Portrait of a Graduate