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Assistant Principal is a thankless job. You toil and work to help your community's youth expand and extend their minds and never get the credit.  While the Principal gets all the glory and the teachers get all the apples you go about your day and walk the halls in anonymity, hoping that one day someone will notice you...

I'm feeling it: Shenendehowa Pride.

Hudson Valley Community College was the site of some great regional high school basketball this weekend and both Shenendehowa teams came out looking like favorites to make some noise next weekend.

A tenth grade student from Colonie Central High School has a safety message for drivers in the Albany area, especially for people in the area of Route 155 and Central Avenue in Colonie, where the billboard is located. Haylie Zemplinski was one of the many students that were asked to design a billboard that would encourage people to not text while they drive ...

The Shenendehowa School district has issued a statement about an early morning suicide on school grounds.

On December 1, 2012 the Albany Area was devastated when two students from Shenendehowa High School were killed in a Northway accident, and two others, including a Shaker High student, were seriously injured. We now have an update on the driver responsible for the crash.

The power of music in some of life's most troubled times can really help people express their feelings or find inspiration.

On Saturday Night December 1, 2012 tragedy struck Clifton Park High School students on their way home from a UAlbany game.

This week my listener story highlights Bryan Sawyer.  Mr. Sawyer is the special education teacher for 2nd & 3rd graders at Karigon Elementary School in the Clifton Park School District.  Bryan is one of the finalists for “Top Teacher,” a contest hosted by “Live, with Kelly”.  The top prize is $25,000 for the winners School District.

Here is today's top news stories in case you missed them this morning or are looking for more in depth details of a particular story.

Shenendehowa district officials are investigating an incident involving the girls’ soccer team. The team smashed their second place plaque by throwing it to the ground, an act the school’s varsity coach saw, but failed to stop.