New York schools are required to submit annual reports about incidents of harassment, menacing, bullying and intimidation in schools. There are two distinct but similar reporting mechanisms that may capture different incidents: the Dignity for...
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New York schools are required to submit annual reports about incidents of harassment, menacing, bullying and intimidation in schools. There are two distinct but similar reporting mechanisms that may capture different incidents: the Dignity for...
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Are you getting a tax rebate check? Homeowners who are enrolled in New York state's School Tax Relief Program (STAR) will get a property tax rebate check if their school district stayed under the property tax cap. The size of the check will...
Information on each of the 19,000 regulated child care programs in New York State which serve over 550,000 children.
Data provided by NYS Office of Children and Family Services.
Hospitals could face more than $150 million in costs associated with the shutdown of New York's largest private health insurer in its exchange. Health Republic, a cooperative health plan, insured about 20 percent of the state's private...
Pork lives in Albany, but it’s on its last legs -- at least in its traditional form. Democrats in the state Assembly are awaiting final approval to allocate about $16.6 million in old, unspent member-item grants dating back to 2003, which are...
It didn't take long. Just seven minutes into her first start with the U.S. Women's National Team, a 22-year old Abby Wambach scored her first goal in international competition. In the years that have followed, she's been one of the most...
The state has approved 2,000 efficiency plans submitted by schools and local governments to ensure homeowners receive a rebate check on their property taxes.The list includes efficiency plans submitted by 661 schools, 608 towns and and 307...
The Start-Up NY initiative,created by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and heavily promoted in TV ads, creates tax-free zones for 10 years for businesses that locate on or near college campuses, focused mainly on upstate New York. The 128 companies enrolled...
The New York state Education Department released the 2014-15 test scores for students in grades three to eight for English language arts (ELA) and math. For the third year, the tests students took were based on a new, more challenging...
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