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The Empire State Service Corps, announced earlier this month, will employ 500 students in service and civic engagement work. SUNY Chancellor John B. King, Jr. said he hopes students from low-income backgrounds especially take advantage of the internship.
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According to SUNY Chancellor John King, filing the free application for federal student aid has long been an obstacle for students. The added difficulty of this year’s federal errors exacerbated the issue.
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WSHU's J.D. Allen spoke with SUNY Chancellor John King, who was visiting incoming students at Stony Brook University on Long Island. King had a message for all current and prospective students: "There's a place for every New Yorker" at SUNY.
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SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited SUNY Old Westbury on Long Island to share his concerns about American patriotism and discuss the importance of Black History Month and Black Lives Matter movement.
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Educators on Long Island say the number of students and parents opting-out of taking standardized state tests this week is growing. The numbers are so…
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New York lawmakers say it’s likely the state budget will include a moratorium on the effects of school exams administered in connection with the…
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New York Republicans have submitted legislation to halt Common Core. This is the latest attack against the new, more rigorous school testing standards and…
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Last week New York Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled a sweeping plan to fund universal pre-kindergarten. This would make New York only the fourth state to…
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Is Governor Cuomo backing away from his support for the new Common Core curriculum in schools? As Karen DeWitt reports, Cuomo seems to have cooled from…
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The state’s Education Commissioner, John King, answered questions form skeptical lawmakers at a hearing on growing concerns over student privacy.