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NYSSBA Announces Retirement of Timothy G. Kremer
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FOR RELEASE: April 22, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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The New York State School Boards Association announced today that, after a forty-year career as a public education advocate, Executive Director Timothy G. Kremer will retire at the end of the year.
The NYSSBA Board of Directors has retained the search firm Korn Ferry to conduct a national search for his successor.
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April 22 petition deadline for school board candidates looms
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FOR RELEASE: April 11, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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The deadline to file petitions to run for a seat on a school board is April 22, less than two weeks away.
For those who are interested in school board service or just want to learn more about the function of school boards in their communities, the New York State School Boards Association is providing a free online resource entitled "The School Board Member Experience."
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School boards commend legislative action aimed at delivering aid relief to school districts
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FOR RELEASE: April 9, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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The New York State School Boards Association today applauded the Senate Education Committee for advancing legislation that would provide relief to school districts facing severe state aid take backs due to clerical errors and missed filing deadlines related to building and transportation aid.
"The loss of millions of dollars in aid resulting from inadvertently filing paperwork late only deprives students of educational opportunities and places a greater burden on local taxpayers," said NYSSBA Executive Director Timothy G. Kremer.
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Statement of NYSSBA Executive Director Timothy G. Kremer on State Budget Agreement
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FOR RELEASE: March 31, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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The new state budget agreement includes a number of victories for school districts and students in New York’s public schools.
First, while the $618 million increase in foundation aid is below our request, it is nearly double the amount proposed by the governor and represents a strong investment in our public schools.
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School boards stress priorities as budget deadline nears
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FOR RELEASE: March 29, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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With the April 1 state budget deadline drawing near and as negotiations draw to a close, the New York State School Boards Association today stressed the importance of three budget items that local school board members believe are critically important for students in New York’s public schools.
"While lawmakers complete work on the state budget in Albany, school districts around the state are developing their own budgets. We cannot overstate the importance of sufficient and predictable state aid – and foundation aid in particular – to schools and taxpayers," said NYSSBA Executive Director Timothy G. Kremer.
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Statement of NYSSBA Executive Director Timothy G. Kremer on the Legalization of Marijuana
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FOR RELEASE: March 18, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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| The question of whether New York should legalize recreational marijuana needs careful examination and discussion on its merits.
Our state leaders should have time to weigh the social, legal and public health implications of such a significant shift in law and policy, which inevitably will stretch into our schools.
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NYSSBA report finds that traditional classroom instruction in civics has not kept pace with new forms of student activism
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FOR RELEASE: March 13, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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Students today are engaging less in traditional methods of civic participation – such as meeting with lawmakers – and turning instead to social media and storytelling as their preferred way of influencing public policy, according to a new research report from the New York State School Boards Association.
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NYSSBA report finds bus driver shortages plague New York State schools
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FOR RELEASE: February 7, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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More than eight in 10 school transportation directors in New York consider driver shortage either their "number one" problem/concern (60 percent) or a "major" problem/concern (23 percent), according to a report by the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA), New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT) and National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT).
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2019 NYSSBA Capital Conference Media Advisory
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FOR RELEASE: February 5, 2019
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CONTACT: Al Marlin, Communications Manager
(518) 783-3723 or (518) 527-6933 cell
@nyschoolboards
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NYS Education Commissioner Elia, Assistant Counsel to Governor Cuomo
Terry Pratt and Senate Education Chair Shelley Mayer
headline school boards advocacy event
NYSSBA’S Capital Conference also features NYS Teacher of the Year
MEDIA ADVISORY and PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
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NYSSBA poll finds board members are wary of guns in schools
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FOR RELEASE: February 1, 2019
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CONTACT: David Albert
(518) 783-3716 or (518) 320-2221 cell
@nyschoolboards
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More than seven in 10 school board members in New York State do not support arming school staff, according to the results of a new poll by the New York State School Boards Association.
Arming school staff was one of the recommendations made by a federal panel created by President Trump to study safety in U.S. schools. The Federal Commission on School Safety was formed in response to the February 2018 school shootings in Parkland, Fla.
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