Category: City, Education, Featured News
Summer Gives Kids More Ways to Keep Learning
School’s out, but the learning can keep going all summer. New York State United Teachers suggest several ways for parents to help...
Irondequoit Let’s Show We Don’t Fear Progress
Dear Editor, The biggest obstacle to progress is settling for a status quo that simply isn’t good enough. Over the past several years, I...
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Honors Tokeya C. Graham
An educator and speaker on race, literature and women’s issues was honored by the Rochester Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta...
Unused Musical Instruments Get Chance at New Life
Even if hearing jazz doesn’t inspire you to pick up that instrument from years ago, it still can be put to good use. Musical...
RCSD Sends Updated Action Plan to State Education Department
Patti Singerpattisinger@minorityreporter.net The Rochester City School Board submitted an updated action plan to the Education Department...
Program Lets Rochester High School Students Qualify for Free Internet Service
Ninth- through 12th graders in the Rochester City School District who don’t have internet service at home may be eligible for free...
How Can Parents, School Staff Talk to Each Other Better
What’s the best way for parents to communicate with their children’s teachers and school health staff? What can families and...
Mother of Trevyan Rowe Sues City, District and Others Over Her Son’s Death
Patti Singerpattisinger@minorityreporter.net The mother of Trevyan Rowe, the 14-year-old who walked away from School 12 on March 8th, 2018...
Superintendent Terry Dade Calls School District a Family That Will Unite Behind Student Achievement
Patti Singerpattisinger@minorityreporter.net In his first news conference as superintendent of the Rochester City School District, Terry...
New Superintendent Terry Dade Says Why He Wants to Lead Rochester’s Schools
Patti Singerpattisinger@minorityreporter.net In his handful of trips to Rochester, Terry Dade visited parks, checked out College Town on...
