State report cards reveal wide gaps in reading and graduation data
The Syracuse region flags uneven mastery in third grade reading and sixth grade math across districts in Cayuga Madison Onondaga and Oswego counties. Obstacles include late language development and poverty, with educators urging preK parental programs while correcting state data errors that inflated diploma rates at Oneida and misclassified school wealth groups.
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Hamilton
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Sandy Creek High School
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School
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New York State Education Department
Wild Horse Slaughter Profits Fueled by BLM Adoptions
An AP review finds more than 57 former BLM horses sold to slaughterhouses since September, with about 90 percent of rounded up horses going to processing. Adopters can earn roughly $575 per horse after costs, while government funding tops $1,100 per roundup. Internal ethics notes clash on legality, as BLM officials and associates admit varied outcomes, and federal audits into the Wild Horse and Burro Program proceed.
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