remote learning

A coronavirus spike in one Broome County school district is putting students back to where they were a year ago: at home.

Schools around the region are starting to notify parents of their COVID-19 pandemic-related plans for the upcoming school year.

The New York State Department of Education is offering some advice for schools to reopen this fall.

In what has been the most challenging time in recent memory for students, New York State has announced plans to eliminate remote learning next school year.

Leading up to graduation, SUNY Broome President, Dr. Kevin Drumm is the guest on the weekly, local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up.

Pennsylvania is putting stronger restrictions into place t while two Northern Tier Counties report additional deaths last week.

Officials say SUNY Oswego is suspending in-person classes for two weeks because of a coronavirus outbreak.

Here's something interesting that has become an issue to address during this pandemic era.

The New York State Health Department is rolling out regulations requiring schools to notify the health officials when they have 100 confirmed COVID-19 cases.

Ithaca College will hold all classes remotely for the fall instead of the initial plans for in-person instruction.