| On Board Online • September 21, 2026 By Sara Foss In Middletown, a small city in the Hudson Valley, public school students can take different pathways to earn credits for a diploma and prepare for life after high school. |
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| On Board Online • September 21, 2026 By Sara Foss Last year, the Enlarged School District of the City of Middletown launched one of its newer and more innovative programs, the At-Promise Microschool. |
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| On Board Online • September 21, 2026 By Sara Foss In mid-August, school officials from across New York attended a two-day meeting near Albany to discuss the practical implications of NY Inspires |
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| On August 12, 2026, the Resolutions Committee met virtually to discuss the proposed resolutions that were submitted to NYSSBA by 5pm on July 17, 2026. |
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| On Board Online • August 31, 2026 By Gary Stern As we approach the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, how should schools handle the topic? |
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| On Board Online • August 31, 2026 By Sara Foss The State Education Department (SED) is moving away from a timeline that calls for full implementation of NY Inspires by 2029. |
| On Board Online • August 31, 2026 By Sara Foss Grade 3-8 math and science scores saw modest improvement during the 2025-26 school year |
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| On Board Online • August 31, 2026 By Shubh N. McTague In Appeal of Doe, the commissioner of education found that the transfer of a teacher to another elementary school building was used as a means of discipline and had to be annulled. |
| 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. |
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