STEAM school

The regional STEAM school is set to open in the fall of 2025, but entry will require proof of a student’s interest in one of the school’s planned pathways.

The City of Syracuse wants to partner with a Finger Lakes company to provide affordable high-speed internet, an update on the region's first collaborative school focused on science and the arts, and more in the WAER News Round-Up.

The first STEAM school in Central New York is set to open Fall 2025, set in the former site of Central High School.

Syracuse Common councilors approved an agreement that spells out the roles of the city, the school district, and Onondaga County in the construction of the school.

Five peaks will begin to train students in Syracuse City Schools and other local school districts at SCSD until the STEAM School opens.

The inaugural Syracuse Surge Summit this week brought entrepreneurs, local officials, and community stakeholders into one virtual space to discuss the…

Plans for the Central New York STEAM School are still on track despite the COVID-19 pandemic and looming state budget deficits. Syracuse City Schools…

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh joined Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon at the daily COVID-19 briefing to discuss some of the findings from the Economic…

Syracuse mayor Ben Walsh and School District Superintendent Jaime Alicea toured the former Central High School Thursday, with renewed hope that the…

Excitement is growing about the proposed regional high school and worker training center in Syracuse now that Governor Cuomo has included it as one of his…