Cornwall Central School District – Page 7

Vet asks board to revisit partial tax exemption

February 27, 2015 Ken Cashman

Dick Randazzo was thinking of the 2016-17 fiscal year when he spoke at the Board of Education’s Feb. 11 meeting.

Twelve commented on veterans’ resolution

December 5, 2014 Editorial Staff

Twelve people commented on the veterans’ exemption at the school board’s Dec. 1 work session — the nine members of the board and three people from the audience.

Superintendent completes 1st year

August 1, 2014 Ken Cashman

It’s no longer accurate to call Neal Miller our “new superintendent.”

Schools renovating energy systems

July 18, 2014 Ken Cashman

Students may not realize that summer vacation is a week shorter than in the past. But Walter Moran knows it. As the superintendent of facilities, he has just 60 days to oversee a complete renovation of the school district’s energy system.

District adds teaching jobs; stays under cap

April 11, 2014 Ken Cashman

On April 7, the assistant superintendent for business, Harvey Sotland, provided an update for the Board of Education. He told them that three positive things have happened.

No place is immune

April 7, 2014 Ken Cashman

You don’t hear about heroin use in Cornwall. But if it’s happening in other places, it must be happening here. Over the next four weeks, we will describe the heroin epidemic and what’s being done to stop it.

Fans still wowed by the Wizards

April 4, 2014 Ken Cashman

Cornwall never grows tired of the Harlem Wizards. The clowning basketball team returned to the high school gym on March 25, and played in front of a standing room crowd.

Students excel in arts & academics

April 4, 2014 Editorial Staff

Montana Nogrady, a lifetime student of Step By Step Dance Studios in Cornwall, will be performing the Black Swan variation from “Swan Lake” at Cornwall Central High School on May 31.

Kids surprising at two-hour clinic

February 21, 2014 Ken Cashman

Kids surprise you. Inviting five and six-year-old girls to a two-hour clinic on a school night doesn’t sound like a good idea. You would expect them to get bored, restless and want to go home.

Future will be real test of Standards

January 31, 2014 Ken Cashman

The school board had just heard a presentation on the Common Core Standards at the high school level. When it was time for input, the board’s president, Melanie Robinson, wondered about the future. Will colleges notice a difference in four or five years?