How would dismantling the education department impact Northern NY?
A proposal to eliminate the federal Department of Education is in the works leaving school officials with a lot of unknowns about the future.
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By Tim Rowland
Students draw on knowledge of Adirondack Park in annual science competition
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From Lake Placid superintendent to regent: Roger Catania’s commitment to rural education
He's on a mission to enhance educational opportunities in rural New York schools
Adk Avy launches project to boost avalanche education efforts
Adirondack Avalanche Community Project pursues opportunities to attend trainings, launch forecasting center
Growing interest in trades drives CVES expansion
By Tim Rowland
Champlain Valley Educational Services' $59M investment in trades education aims to meet labor demand
Paul Smith’s offering new scholarship program for North Country high schoolers
By James Odato
To build enrollment, Adirondack college commits to free tuition to local students who might not be college bound
Indian Lake Class of 2024: Four graduates
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Bringing Adirondack climate work to the global stage
Environmental education and civic engagement centered in fellowship
‘The Adirondacks are becoming more appealing’ in a warmer world
The Adirondack Explorer sat down with a top climate educator in the federal government to discuss the Adirondack Park in a warming world.
Straight talk about climate
March 7 workshop aims to dispel anxiety around environmental issues