The Oneonta City School District and its clerical union have declared an impasse after the union rejected four district contract proposals, Superintendent Thomas Brindley told the Board of Education at its September 9 meeting.…
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Lipari Shue, an Oneonta High School graduate, OCSD parent, 39-year Oneonta resident, district employee, and president of the Oneonta City Schools’ Clerical Association, said the turnout reflected deep concern about how the school district communicates and makes decisions.…
Barbara Kulp, a representative from West Point’s Admission Field Force, officially congratulated Zakala on his appointment to the Academy on June 11 at American Legion Post 259 in Oneonta. Kulp read, “By appointing Jayden as a cadet at West Point, the president of the United States recognizes that Jayden has the character, intelligence, drive, and leadership potential needed to succeed at West Point and in the Army.”…
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PARENTS BRIEFED VIA ZOOM Oneonta's 'Hybrid' Plan Allows Parents To Keep Children Out Of School 'We're Giving ... A Choice,' Brindley Says By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com Brindley ONEONTA – If the Oneonta School District reopens, as planned, on Oct. 13, parents can still keep their children at home, learning remotely, moms and dads learned at last evening's Zoom public hearing on the reopening plan. "Many districts who plan to open in hybrid, your child has to be…
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IN NATIONAL EMERGENCY, OTSEGO, SCHOHARIE COUNTY'S SCHOOLS SHUT FOR 2 WEEKS By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special for www.AllOTSEGO.com CDC images of coronavurus ONEONTA – Citing an "abundance of caution," over coronavirus, Oneonta Schools Superintendent Thomas Brindley announced moments ago that all schools in Otsego and Schoharie County will be closed for the next two weeks, starting Monday, March 16. "As of our 2:30 call with the Department of Health, everything was business as usual," said Brindley. "But two hours later,…
CLICK FOR ADVICE FROM CDC Superintendent Brindley Advises Oneonta Parents On Threat Of Coronavirus ONEONTA – Emphasizing "there are NO confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease" in New York State (and only 59 nationally), Oneonta Superintendent of Schools Thomas Brindley sent a letter home to parents today, offering cautionary steps they should take, and seeking to further reassure them. "Please know that we, in any health-related case, work closely with the Otsego County Department of Health, (which is) working closely…
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ONEONTA'S NEW SUPERINTENDENT: Construction Incomplete, Schools Opening Delayed By JENNIFER HILL • Special to www.ALLOTSEGO.com With summertime construction incomplete, opening day at Oneonta public schools has been delayed. ONEONTA – For Oneonta public school students, summer can go on a little bit longer. Students and their families who were ready to go back to school this coming Thursday received a surprising announcement this afternoon by email, text and a robo-phone call from Superintendent Tom Brindley: Opening Day has been delayed…
