| On Board Online • August 10, 2026 By Rick Karlin A new report from Genesee Valley BOCES says educators need to accept that students will be using artificial intelligence (AI) to do schoolwork and that it is impossible to devise AI-proof assignments. |
| On Board Online • August 10, 2026 By Eric D. Randall As if the mission of public education isn't difficult enough, some school districts in New York State are taking on another challenge: depolarizing America. |
| On Board Online • August 10, 2026 By Carolyn Thompson New York education officials are working on much-anticipated guidance as the state moves away from traditional high school graduation standards |
| On Board Online • July 20, 2026 By Sara Foss During the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people pursuing teaching careers in New York dropped. |
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| On Board Online • July 20, 2026 By Shubh N. McTague In Miller v. McDonald, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, with jurisdiction over New York, upheld the state's repeal of the religious exemption for school immunizations for the second time. |
| On Board Online • July 20, 2026 By Sara Foss States are required by the federal government to have an accountability system to ensure that federal Title I funds are being used effectively. |
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| On Board Online • July 20, 2026 By Gary Stern There's no single path for schools to give students a meaningful appreciation of today's environmental concerns. |
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| On Board Online • July 20, 2026 By Rick Karlin What federal crime is named in Article III of the U.S. Constitution? |
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| On Board Online • June 29, 2026 By Alan Wechsler At 7 a.m. on a Friday, the chefs arrived at Bethlehem High School, located in a suburban district just outside Albany. |
| On Board Online • June 29, 2026 By Gary Stern Alabama and Utah have become the first states to pass laws limiting screen time for students in early elementary grades. |
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