Kirk Young, vice president of student affairs, and Marilyn Zagora, vice president of academic affairs, at SUNY Jamestown Community College have announced the names of those who were awarded degrees or certificates from the Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses in May 2021. A total of 396 ...
Jamestown Community College recently honored 58 area high school students from throughout southwestern New York as the 2020-21 students of the year in the College Connections program. In selecting the students of the year, schools were asked to consider College Connections participants who had embraced the challenges of completing college level work while in high school and demonstrated resourcefulness, integrity, and dedication. College Connections, JCC’s concurrent enrollment program with regional high schools, is accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment ...
Frank Galeazzo Frank Galeazzo is seeking his first full term on the Board of Education. Mr. Galeazzo and his wife, Elizabeth, have been City of Jamestown residents for almost 17 years and have two children: Bradley, a junior at Jamestown High School, and Ashlyn, an 8th grader at George ...
On Tuesday May 18, Jamestown residents will have the opportunity to vote on the proposed 2021-22 school budget, a capital improvement project, the purchase of school buses, and elect two Board of Education members. The 2021-22 Budget, in the amount of $89,879,178, includes a 0% increase ...
On Tuesday, May 18, community residents will have the opportunity to show their support for the Jamestown Public Schools Capital Improvement Project. With voter approval of the proposed capital project, JPS will be able to invest $86.5 million in the modernization and essential maintenance of ...
On Tuesday, May 18, community residents will have the opportunity to show their support for the Jamestown Public Schools Capital Improvement Project. With voter approval of the proposed capital project, JPS will be able to invest $86.5 million in the modernization and essential maintenance of our facilities. The renovations and replacements outlined in Capital Project 2022 are much needed improvements to keep our students warm, safe, and dry in a positive learning environment, with zero cost impact to the local taxpayer. In order to proceed with the proposed Capital Improvement ...
