Recently, the state released data on graduation rates in school districts. The data covered students who entered as freshmen in 2016. While some districts place a lot of emphasis on
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This week we got an update from officials in Seneca County about their efforts to keep the community informed and ready for whatever change comes their way. While a lot of attention has been paid to Governor Andrew Cuomo and evolving expectations out of Albany – local officials have been working overtime to stay ahead.
In Seneca County it all comes down to a collaborative effort between players from impacted industries.
What is ‘One Seneca’?
“One Seneca is an initiative that was developed a few years ago,” Shipley explained. “It’s a collaborative leadership effort to help make our community a better place to live, work, and visit.”
DAILY DEBRIEF: Seneca County takes unified approach to dealing with COVID-19 (podcast)
Today on the show a look at how one county in the Finger Lakes took a unified approach to dealing with the Coronavirus Pandemic. Obviously, the public health crisis effected everything from small businesses, to schools, and local government. The One Seneca initiative was built for this moment bringing together all of the players involved in decision-making in Seneca County. This episode is an exclusive to FingerLakes1.com as Chamber President Jeff Shipley, Public Health Director Vickie Swinehart, Chamber Chair and local business owner Bruce Murray, and South Seneca Superintendent Steve Zielinski talk about overall response, and what the next several months will look like as winter drives forward in Seneca County.