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Poughkeepsie is emphasizing support for youth, instituting a new public safety system and has goals for 2022. → Read More
Teachers across the Hudson Valley say students are coming into classrooms each day with questions, some sparked by unescapable social media imagery. → Read More
District voters are being asked to approve roughly $27 million in spending for the upgrades and renovations, including a new athletics field. → Read More
Hyde Park School District officials say the project will receive partial funding from the state and would not result in raising taxes. → Read More
Nestor Ortiz-Ocampo was charged with second-degree murder, among other charges, in Quraan Smith's death → Read More
Unofficial results of Tuesday's vote were counted on Wednesday with 513 in favor and 71 against. → Read More
A $10 million gift from Vassar Alumna Dede Thompson Bartlett will fund a new admission and career education center. → Read More
The event will take place on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Fireman's Exempt at 300 Mansion Street in Poughkeepsie. → Read More
More than 300 student, staff and community members signed a petition calling for the college to adapt its COVID policies to reduce the risk for students and staff. → Read More
Despite a COVID spike and the need to mask, school officials are hopeful vaccinated populations will lead to a return to normalcy. → Read More
The announcement comes 25 months after David Yellen stepped down as president and Dennis Murray was reappointed on an interim basis. → Read More
On Aug. 1, "Hamilton's" Paul Oakley Stovall will recite Frederick Douglass' address at College Hill Park. → Read More
Jason Schetelick will take over the position on Sept. 1, following the retirement of Superintendent Richard Hooley. → Read More
School leaders prepare for graduations across the county amid changing regulations. → Read More
Dutchess residents cast their ballots on Tuesday night approving of more that $1.09 billion in spending. → Read More
Brian Timm will be filling the position held by Martin Handler for nearly 8 years. → Read More
Across the county, 88.1% of all students who entered ninth grade in 2016 graduated as of August 2020, according to state Education Department data → Read More
Across the region educators said open conversation in classes helped navigate difficult emotions from students. → Read More
In a letter to students and staff, President Dennis Murray said the school will start of its semester Feb. 15. → Read More
School leaders are hoping testing systems can reduce the number of asymptomatic COVID cases in their buildings. → Read More