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Dutchess Community College has received a $10,000 SUNY grant to improve transportation access for students.

SUNY Grant Helps DCC Students Get to Class

Falconer Thomas Cullen demonstrates techniques to San Miguel Academy students.

Place-Based Learning Comes to Life at San Miguel

Vassar College Announced Plans For Fall

Board of Trustees Holds Tuition And Fees Flat

Religion, Racism, and Need For Community

Newburgh Free Academy P-TECH educators Jacqueline Hesse (left), Christine McCartney (right) are the recipients of a grant from the National Geographic Society to run two courses for teachers, Anti-Racist Teaching Through History, through the Hudson Valley Writing Project, one in the summer and one in the fall of 2021.

Teachers Will Provide Anti-Racist Training

Cohen Gives Students Sports and Career Scoop

2021 Sojourner Truth Awards Announced

The Newburgh Enlarged City School District (NECSD) has been accepted into the Verizon Innovative Learning Schools program.

NECSD Has Joined Verizon Learning Innovative

Culinary Institute of America-trained chef Elise Macur will lead baking classes including Ooo-la-la! French Macarons, Introduction to Baking Bread, and Berries, Cherries & Peaches…OH MY!

Education Center Offers ‘Chef Du Jour’ Classes

Last Tuesday, US Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney hosted a press conference with local superintendents to announce over $200 million in American Rescue Plan funds for Hudson Valley School Districts.

Nearly $200M in Funding For NY-18 School Districts

Bard College freshman Sophia Kathryn Jackson has been selected as a 2021 Frederick Douglass Global Fellow, an honor awarding her a full scholarship to represent Bard College in a summer study abroad program focused on leadership, intercultural communication, and social justice.

Jackson Awarded Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship

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