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FREWSBURG — Frewsburg Central School’s capital project for 2024 was passed following a vote on Tuesday, Dec.12. The project is set to cost $14.3 million d

FREWSBURG – In an effort to stay ahead of the curve, the Frewsburg Central School District is preparing to transition its school bus fleet to all electric veh

Fresh off summer break, students are set to return to classrooms across Chautauqua County this week. Teachers, aides and other support staff already have ret

dphillips@post-journal.com Residents of the Frewsburg Central School District appear to have no complaints about the proposed 2021-22 district budget. On Thursday, school officials hosted a public hearing on the proposed budget in which no district residents attended. Also, Shelly O’Boyle, Frewsburg superintendent, told The Post-Journal no written correspondence has yet to be been submitted to school officials regarding the proposed budget. Last month, the Frewsburg Board of Education appro...

dphillips@post-journal.com The proposed 2021-22 budget for the Frewsburg Central School District could be over 2%, but would still be under the state’s tax cap. On Thursday, the Frewsburg Board of Education discussed the proposed budget during its second workshop meeting. Jerome Lee Yaw, Frewsburg business manager, and Shelly O’Boyle, Frewsburg superintendent, discussed two tax levy proposals with the board. One proposal would increase the 2021-22 school district budget by 2.63% compared ...

dphillips@post-journal.com The Frewsburg Central School District might be asking local residents this spring to approve a capital improvement project. On Thursday during the Frewsburg Central School District Board of Education meeting, Shelly O’Boyle, Frewsburg superintendent, discussed the possibility of a capital project vote in May. The discussion started by O’Boyle talking about how the district’s architect, Young and Wright Architectural, recently completed the building condition su...

John DAgostino and Eric Tichy A lack of staffing is plaguing area school districts that have been forced to move to a remote model until Jan. 4 due to teachers and aides being placed in quarantine. Starting today, students within the Brocton Central School District will go to full remote learning. Superintendent Jason Delcamp said there was a COVID-19 exposure impacting four staff members in the district. He said other employees also remain in quarantine due to outside exposure. Delcamp said t...