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After a long search process the New Hartford Central Schools Board of Education has made their decision on who will take on the role of Superintendent of Schools replacing Bob Nole who resigned in February. The decision was announced in a correspondence sent to the New Hartford School community of faculty and staff. The correspondence read, New Hartford Central School District Board of Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Cosimo Tangorra, Jr., Ed.D. as the District’s new Superintendent of Schools during their July 6, 2021 meeting. Tangorra Jr. said in a released statement, Ne...

Get our free mobile app Walk This Way According to WILX, nearly 14,000 students are being welcomed back to their Alma Mater to be able to partake in the in-person graduation ceremony after over a year of pushing through the school year during the pandemic and not getting that well-deserved celebration. "All degree level graduates from 2020, as well as spring 2021 master's, educational specialist and doctoral graduates, will be invited to ceremonies on Sept. 17-20," WILX reports. "All degree level graduates from the summer 2021 semesters will be given the option to attend in September or parti...

Wie Salman Rushdie die Pandemie erlebte Von dpa Der Schriftsteller Salman Rushdie glaubt nicht, dass die Corona-Pandemie die Welt zum Besseren verändert. „Ich bezweifle, dass aus den Lehren der Pandemie eine soziale Revolution hervorgehen wird”, schreibt der in New York lebende indisch-britische Autor in seinem neuen Buch „Die Sprachen der Wahrheit”, das am Montag bei C. Bertelsmann erschienen ist. Das Buch versammelt Schriften und Reden von 2003 bis 2020, „Pandemie” ist der jüngste Text der Sammlung. „Der soziale, kulturelle, politische Schaden dieser Jahre, die Vert...

Texas High School Student Suing Her School Over Her GPA She is complaining about one point being miscalculated. It is potentially costing her tens of thousands of dollars. I got to admit, I really felt bad for the kids that took grades too seriously. I remember kids being in literal tears in my class when they would get an 88 on a test. I thought that was a good score, but in their household it was an A or nothing. Now you may think this next story is about one of those students, but she actually has a point to her lawsuit.

With tickets being issued to seniors, only so many will be allowed inside venues. A lot more expected to be watching online