SUNY has overruled the Board of Regents 51 times since 2017, resubmitting the exact same applications without changes and allowing dozens of charter schools to open anyway.

State senators say schools need human interaction, not machines delivering instruction.

Join educators on Sept. 25, 2026, in Albany to explore the impact of AI and classroom technology with keynote speaker Jared Cooney Horvath and expert-led sessions.

New York State United Teachers argues that SUNY’s approval of Strive Charter “disregards the plain purpose of the cap” and “wreaks havoc.”

BREAKING: Humanity survives another day. 🤖❌ Salamanca has hit pause on its robot “teacher assistant” experiment. Parents, educators and community members still think kids deserve actual humans in their classrooms. We’ll call that a win.

Public education has always been one of America’s boldest ideas.

Public education has always been one of America’s boldest ideas.

The state teachers' union is calling for restrictions on screen time at school, especially for children in younger grades. Artificial intelligence is among their biggest concerns.

Career and technical education is a powerful investment in our nation’s future, equipping students with the skills they need to earn good wages, help support their families, and contribute to our econ...

Statement from NYSUT President Melinda Person regarding reports of New York’s participation in President Trump’s voucher scheme

Person has been president of the union since 2023 when she was elected to replace Andy Pallotta.

Jamie Szafran, a software engineer and architect on NASA’s Artemis missions, went to Edwards-Knox High School and graduated from SUNY Potsdam.

Conversations have yet to fully lock in around countless issues that relate directly to spending, including pension reform.

Demonstrators at Buffalo State University called on state leaders to approve $42M in the upcoming budget to close deficits at four universities.

ALBANY, NY (WRGB)- Thousands of New York state public workers gathered at MVP Arena on Sunday, urging lawmakers to change the Tier 6 retirement system that affe

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that New York has received the highest ranking in the nation for technology laws aimed at protecting children online.

The school staff whose job it is to support students say they see major signs of emotional distress.