“It’s not a surprise, but it’s rather troubling,” said Fulton Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch.
Vincent and Ronald Caravan, the father and son team that operated the publications (and the Valley News Advertiser, a weekly shopper) for 38 years turned over the keys last week to the Scotsman Press, Syracuse-based owner of 18 publications throughout Central New York.
The debate over a Native American mascot for Fulton’s sports teams got a full airing recently and RaiderNet Daily was on hand for all of it. Also today, see photos from a U.S. Navy rock band’s appearance at the high school, see award-winning photos, get the latest sports news and more.
Kristina Rathbun was going to quit school. A straight A student whose grades sank because of problems with other students, she thought the only alternative was to leave. Instead, she landed in a little-known district program for students with poor grades, attendance or behavior. She and many of the nearly two dozen other students in the program are in the midst of remarkable turnarounds.
You can read the entire Board of Education meeting agenda at this link (pdf).
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