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Gov. Cuomo Signs Legislation Prohibiting Schools from Filing Lawsuit Against Parents or Guardians for Unpaid ...
PRESS RELEASE Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed legislation (S.5151A/A.65277A) that prohibits schools and school districts from filing any type of lawsuit against parents or guardians ... -
Claudia Tenney thinks parents should be the decision makers on their children wearing masks in ...
Press release from Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-22) Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-22) called for the CDC to reverse its anti-science decision recommending vaccinated Americans and K-12 ... -
Gov. Cuomo announces school districts can allow students to remove masks outdoors
Press release from governor.ny.gov. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that school districts can choose to lift the requirement that their students must wear masks ... -
Gov. Cuomo announces schools across New York State are permitted to open this fall
Press release from governor.ny.gov. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that based on each region’s infection rate, schools across the state are permitted to open this fall. Every ... -
Budget Vote Results for Local School Districts
Local Cortland County School Districts (Cortland, Marathon, McGraw, Cincinnatus, and Homer) have recently presented their 2020-2021 Budget results. Cortland On June 16th, the residents of ... -
McGraw Central School District Announces 2020 Graduation Plans
The McGraw Central School District recently announced the school’s graduation plan for the graduating class of 2020: The Governor has given permission for schools to ... -
New York State schools cancel spring break for K-12 students, while distance learning continues
Public schools across the state of New York have been ordered to cancel the time off that was originally scheduled for spring break, and continue ... -
New vaccination law will keep some Cortland County students out of school
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation in the month of June eliminating religious exemptions from vaccinations for schoolchildren. -
Cortland elementary schools compete in ‘Cortland Olympics’
A cloudy day did not stop the friendly competition from happening at the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade Cortland Olympics on Thursday, June 6. -
Community news: Tree planting planned in Dryden neighborhood
On Sat., April 27, from 9-11 a.m., residents and staff from the William George Agency will plant 25 trees on the Dryden Elementary School grounds.
