-
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. -
Homer High School to host engineering and manufacturing day
Homer High School will be hosting its first Engineering and Manufacturing Day on Friday, Oct. 26. -
Truxton Academy Charter School gets state approval
The State University of New York Charter Schools Institute voted to grant a new charter for the creation of an elementary public charter school ... -
October's Teacher of the Month: Katie Swanson
We are excited to announce our FIRST EVER winner of the Cortland Voice Teacher of the Month Award. -
Cortland High School student named in National Merit Scholarship
Cortland High School has announced that Ella Wilson has been named a commended student in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program. -
Cortland's St. Mary's School reaches 90-year milestone
Cortland's only Catholic school is celebrating 90 years as an institution on North Main Street. -
Cortland high school senior wants to play on girls' field hockey team
Sam Forrester, a senior at Cortland High School, has been practicing for the girls' field hockey team but is not allowed to play games.
