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Ukrainian refugees are finding help all over the world. People are reaching out in extraordinary ways, and our own city of Auburn in central New York is part of the

The Booker T. Washington Community Center in Auburn has been awarded a Full-Service Community Schools Program grant in the amount of $2.5 million from the U.S. Department of Education.

The holiday season is a very exciting and busy time for our elementary schools in the Auburn Enlarged City School District. Our board of education consists of nine members, all

At the Auburn Enlarged City School District, we believe all students, teachers and staff should feel welcomed and valued in our halls and classrooms. To that end, the district has

AUBURN — Thomas Adessa believes its important to teach people about empathy when theyre young, and he used compassion for animals to illustrate that lesson Wednesday afternoon.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, but bullying is a topic the Auburn Enlarged City School District takes seriously year-round. Bullying is defined as ongoing unwanted, aggressive behavior among school-aged

Joseph Sheppard Special to The Citizen February was Black History Month, and Auburn schools were busy learning about and recognizing the many accomplishments of people of color. Several of our schools recognized these accomplishments every morning during the morning announcements, and many of our teachers built Black history recognitions into their curriculum. At Seward Elementary, a person of color and his/her accomplishments were shared during the morning announcements every schoo...

HIT: The Auburn Education Foundation continues to support students at all grade levels by offering financial support for unique opportunities for schools. Recent projects include a book vending machine at