School Closings

School Closings And Delays February 13th

... Central Schools: Closed Today. Morrisville State College: Closed until 10:00 a.m.; and Norwich Campus. Morrisville-Eaton Central Schools: Closed Today. Most Holy Rosary School: Closed Today. National Tractor Trailer School: Opening at 10:00 AM. New Hartford Schools: Delayed 2 hours. New Life Christian School: Closed Today. New York Chiropractic College: Delayed 2 hours. New York Mills Schools: Delayed 2 hours. Newfield Central Schools: Delayed 2 hours. North Syracuse Central Schools: Closed Today; PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS. Oneida City Schools: Delayed 2 hours; No Am Boces, No Am Pre-K. Oneida PROS Clinic: Closed Today. Onon. School of Therapeutic Massage: Delayed 1 hour; for morning classes. Onondaga Central Schools [WEB]: Closed Today. Onondaga Community College: Opening at 10:00 AM; Main Campus and Liverpool. Onondaga Free Library: Opening at 12:00 PM. Oriskany Central Schools: Delayed 2 hours. Oswego City Schools [WEB]: Delayed 2 hours. Oswego Community Christian School: Delayed 2 hours. Otselic Valley Central Schools: Delayed 2 hours. Oxford Academy & ...

Board To Hold Hearing Monday On School Closings

... Worton Elementary and Kent County Middle School would close. Middle schoolers would be moved to Kent County High School, which is at 58 percent capacity. On Feb. 14, the town council approved a resolution highlighting the important role Millington Elementary plays in the community and opposing plans to close it. “Now, therefore, the Town Council of Millington resolves to condemn any move by the School Board of Kent County to close Millington Elementary School, and requests that the School Board of Kent County consider the aforesaid consolidation plan, any variation of that plan, or any other plan that does not result in the closing of Millington Elementary School,” the resolution states. Couch’s report states that the high school building’s footprint is “not immediately conducive to housing and isolating a middle school population of 438 students.” The report states that about 30 dedicated middle school classrooms would be needed, while the second floor at the high school only has 12, including five science labs in full use by high school students. Closing the middle school also would not result in ...

List Of School Closings Ahead Of Thursday’s Snowstorm

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A Systemic Targeting Of Predominantly African Neighborhoods In America

... to all these school closings that are happening specifically in predominant African areas across the country. Here are the list of undertones behind them. 1. Building More Private Prisons To Lock Up African Kids, Particularly African Boys – One of the biggest undertones behind many of these school closings in predominant African neighborhoods across the country is that parasitic capitalists have no incentive to even care about educating our kids because they only care about systemically criminalizing and harming them to funnel them into the private prison system so they can continue to make money off of them. 2. Gentrification – Another undertone behind the school closings is that parasitic capitalists deliberately wanna make certain areas of the city “white again” by spiking up the mortgage rates on our homes as well as using dirty tactics like foreclosure to force us out of our homes so they can tear them down and rebuild them the way they see fit. If they tried to do that in other areas where other groups of people live, it’ll be immediately shut down. 3. Deliberate Political Neglect Of Inner City Schools By Local Colonial Governments – ...

Teachers, Students Rally To Prevent Detroit School Closings

... Any decisions about school openings or school closings, those decisions need to be made by the school board in conjunction with staff and parents and the community.". The Detroit schools that could close include 16 in DPSCD, eight in the Education Achievement Authority state reform district and one charter school. Read more. Closing Detroit's Osborn High would hurt community, kids and others say. In addition to the event at Osborn, rallies were planned at some of the other targeted schools. "I hope people understand that the schools in the city are critical to the health of the city as a whole," Meriweather said in front of Osborn. "We need to be talking about how we support high-quality educational access for every neighborhood.". Various groups are planning to meet this weekend to talk about their concerns and ways they might be able to stop the closures. The Detroit Parent Network is holding two meetings on Saturday, from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Eastside Community Network, 4401 Conner St., and from ...

Congressional Dems To Snyder

... “While funding alone is not proven to be an answer for performance, it should be noted that Gov. Snyder has continually increased K-12 funding each year, and if his FY 18 recommendation is implemented by the Legislature, it will bring Michigan K-12 schools to an historic investment of $12.3 billion annually.”. State-specific funding for K-12 schools has risen each year since Snyder took office in 2011, but he did approve a per-pupil funding cut in his first budget, partially due to reduced federal funding. State allowances have increased each year since. The School Reform Office, which Snyder moved under his authority in 2015, has come under fire since announcing the potential closures last month. Parents, students and educators have questioned both the process and policy. State Sen. Phil Pavlov, R-St. Clair Township, has proposed repealing Michigan’s so-called “failing schools” law and is studying possible replacements. The Democratic Congressional delegation, in their ...

School And Public Service Closings, Delays Feb. 9

... in front of the Cookman Ave. restaurant as morning snow blankets Asbury Park Photo by James J. Connolly/Correspondent. James J. Connolly/Correspondent. Buy Photo. ASB 0210 Weather. John Masco manager of the Brick Wall Tavern shovels the walk in front of the Cookman Ave. restaurant as morning snow blankets Asbury Park Photo by James J. Connolly/Correspondent. James J. Connolly/Correspondent. Buy Photo. ASB 0210 Weather. A statue on Main Street Asbury Park collects snow as morning snow blankets the area. Photo by James J. Connolly/Correspondent. James J. Connolly/Correspondent. Buy Photo. ASB 0210 Weather. Curtis Jensen rides his bike to the gym on Cookman Ave. Asbury Park. Morning snow blanketed the area. Jensen lives in Asbury Park Photo by James J. Connolly/Correspondent. James J. Connolly/Correspondent. Buy Photo. ASB 0210 Weather. Sean Walsh and Jessica Green take shelter in the Ocean Grove band Shell on the boardwalk. They bot live in ...

On School Closings, Snyder Administration Leaves Parents With More Questions Than Answers

... were sent out to parents. A majority of schools on the closure list are in Detroit. Last week, some members of the Detroit City Council and the city’s legislative delegation held a community meeting to try to clarify things for parents. Natasha Baker, head of the School Reform Office was not there, but Rich Baird, one of the governor’s senior advisors, was. Here’s what he said. "We have to think about closure in terms of closing out failure, not closing out schools. Not closing out buildings and not closing out effective educational offerings.". What does that say about the state's approach to closing schools. "Closing schools is never going to go down well with communities and with parents and with neighborhoods that those schools are in," Smith said. "So the state is trying to, in their mind, give sort of this ultimatum: 'Turn this around or else.' And this is where it gets to the 'or else'. it's like [the state] is trying to couch it to say, 'Don't think of this as a school closure, think of it as an opportunity.'". Listen to the full interview above to learn how these schools got on the ...