Say Yes to Education

The Say Yes to Education program turns 15 this year. The program that assists students getting into college says it's helped more than 6000 students access and help pay for college at more than 100 institutions.

The Syracuse City School District’s focus on professional development and student problem solving is key for academic success, according to Syracuse University professor Joanna Masingila.

On a recent Saturday morning about 300 people filled a cafeteria at Corcoran High School. They stand around tables in solidarity to show their concern for…

A new report released Wednesday by the State Comptroller shows that Central New York’s post-recession economy remains in a state of transition when…

High school students at five Syracuse City Schools declared today what colleges they’ll be headed off to in the fall. At Nottingham High School, students…

Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney delivered perhaps her most passionate state of the county address to date last night, outlining her…

Seniors from Corcoran High School we’re out enjoying the nice day with a picnic just for them Monday at Santaro Park on Onondaga Hill. They signed a board…

Students, parents, teachers and administrators gathered at Edward Smith School to celebrate one of the successes of Say Yes to Education. The Young…

Until now, the focus of the Syracuse mayoral race has been on the political posturing of Democrats and Republicans. That changed Wednesday when Green…

A new series of books has been published that showcases the work of elementary and middle school students from the Syracuse City School District. Led by…