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BETHLEHEM — The Bethlehem Children’s School is offering a new “Tiny Sprouts” classroom for the 2015-16 school year.  This half-day or full-day program is designed for students “ready to begin their educational experience in a small nurturing environment,” according to a release from the not-for-profit school.

When you’re a child, people tell you what matters. “When you become older…you need to figure it out for yourself,” said Superintendent Marie Wiles.

Thomas Fisher said he found vast opportunities at Berne-Knox-Westerlo, where he took advanced classes and bonded with teachers.

Timothy Mundell follows two interim superintendents and will lead a district with new principals in both of its buildings.

Farnsworth Middle School student André Valverde was given the 2015 Lt. John F. Finn Community Service award.

A two-mega-watt array will supply power to the school's facilities from a 20-acre field near Dunnsville and Becker roads.

These local students were among 31 from the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School inducted into the National Technical Honor Society with grade-point averages of 92 or greater at Career & Tech, an overall average of 85 or greater at their high schools, and fewer than six absences:

The 46-year-old Marna Meltzer McMorris lives in Guilderland and comes from an assistant principal position in Niskayuna.

 “Our cat, he sometimes jumps on the table and sometimes ruins the puzzle,” Quinn Toomey said of the family pet, Hobo, during his family’s Christmas puzzle-making tradition.

Dr. Charles S. Dedrick, superintendent of Capital Region BOCES, and Dr. Gladys I. Cruz, superintendent at Questar III

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