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| On Board Online • November 7, 2022 By Ben Greenberg Kristin O'Neill, assistant director of the state Committee on Open Government, spoke at NYSSBA's 2022 Annual Convention & Education Expo about a state law that protects the public's right to attend meetings of public bodies. |
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| On Board Online • November 7, 2022 By George Basler The social and emotional health of students is a paramount concern, and the COVID pandemic has made it an even more pressing issue. |
| On Board Online • November 7, 2022 By Paul Heiser Delegates to NYSSBA's Annual Business Meeting overwhelmingly adopted a resolution supporting comprehensive reform of the state's foundation aid formula. |
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| On Board Online • November 7, 2022 By George Basler The film Tough Hope begins by listing some distressing statistics: Thirty-six percent of teenage girls will experience depression between 12 and 17 years of age; |
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| On Board Online • November 7, 2022 By Eric D. Randall Mixing personal history with inspirational exhortation, actress Marlee Matlin told school board members at NYSSBA's 2022 Annual Convention & Education Expo that their duty to foster the success of all children includes those categorized as having special needs. |
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| FOR RELEASE: October 24, 2022 Some 1,500 school board members and other school district leaders from throughout New York State will gather in Syracuse this week at the New York State School Board’s Association’s 2022 Annual Convention and Education Expo to explore such timely issues as student mental wellness, school security, school climate, student achievement and academic improvement. |
| Yesterday, delegates participating in the 2022 Annual Business Meeting engaged in constructive debate on a number of important issues. |
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| On Board Online • October 10, 2022 By Christopher Carola The Board of Regents has approved a proposal to resume the State Education Department's school accountability system that was put on hold two years ago because of the pandemic. |
| On Board Online • October 10, 2022 By Angela Marshall Imagine a first grader showing up in cowboy boots on the first day of school. Sounds cute, but what if the aforementioned student, like many six-year-olds, has a tendency to kick when upset? |
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| On Board Online • October 10, 2022 By Christopher Carola More funding for vocational programs, including the creation of new regional high schools, is one of the State Education Department's "big, big priorities" in the next state budget, Education Commissioner Betty Rosa said during October's Board of Regents meeting. |
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