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Homeownership forum to be held April 9 in Albany - Vimarsana News

Homeownership forum to be held April 9 in Albany

Building Blocks Together will host a forum, "Homeownership to Generational Wealth" from...

Grondahl: Partners overcome hurdles facing lawyers of color - Vimarsana News

Grondahl: Partners overcome hurdles facing lawyers of color

Kimberley Wallace and Raysheea Turner launch what is believed to be the Capital Region's...

Proposed Schenectady charter school on verge of approval - Vimarsana News

Proposed Schenectady charter school on verge of approval

SCHENECTADY – An entity that designates charter schools appears poised to approve the proposed Destine Preparatory Charter School here. The SUNY Board of…

Schenectady charter school proposal withdrawn; Wound-be founder says he hopes to resubmit - Vimarsana News

Schenectady charter school proposal withdrawn; Wound-be founder says he hopes to resubmit

Schenectady charter school proposal withdrawn; Would-be founder says he hopes to resubmit | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 A Schenectady-based charter school proposal was withdrawn the day following a public forum where community members resisted the proposal, but the school’s would-be founder on Thursday suggested he plans to resubmit a proposal this summer. Re’Shawn Rogers, a former Brooklyn charter school educator who in February filed a charter application with the SUNY Charter Schools Institute to establish an elementary charter school in Schenectady, on Thursday said he and othe...

Charter school proposal afoot in Schenectady - Vimarsana News

Charter school proposal afoot in Schenectady

Former Brooklyn educator eyes charter school in Schenectady | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Growing up in Detroit, Re’Shawn Rogers struggled mightily with school, not learning to read until high school, he said. But an educator long burned inside of him, and he remembers holding mock lessons on his front porch for his neighbors. “There has always been something inside of me that has said I’m going to teach something,” Rogers recalled in a recent interview. “I don’t know what it is, but I’m going to teach something. I always knew this was going to be my path.”