Education

Binghamton, Maine Endwell and Norwich City Schools are among districts submitting plans for investing in technology that have been approved by New York State.

School districts in New York can start reporting the number of teachers they have vaccinated against COVID-19.

The IRS recently announced it will allow educators to deduct out of pocket expenses for COVID-19 protective supplies.

The New York State Gaming Commission is giving approval to allowing lottery players to order scratch-off tickets on their phones.

As colleges scramble to prepare for a safe school year in the midst of the pandemic, are they prepared to enforce safe social distancing among their students?

A much-loved Binghamton science teacher is retiring after 40 years and his daughter is asking our community to help her put together an unforgettable farewell.

Struggling to come up with a holiday gift for your kid's amazing teacher? We asked teachers what they'd like and these are the things they wished for.

In spite of all the crazy, sad, and even scary things that happened this year, a lot of good also came out of it.

The Trustees of the Roberson feel so strongly about the museum's mission that they have pledged $20k of their own money to match community donations.

Several community groups in the region are receiving grants from the Ascension Lourdes Auxiliary.

The Interim Commissioner for the New York State Education Department says there will be no Regents Exam this coming January.

These photos show just how different school looks for students and educators all across the globe.

With just a few items you've probably already got laying around your yard, you too can teach your little scientist how to make their own outdoor sundial!

The New York State Department of Education is giving school districts the option of switching to online learning on days they would normally close school for bad weather.