Utica Superintendent Christopher Spence alleges the school board discriminated and retaliated against him after he raised concerns about its conduct.

Utica Superintendent Christopher Spence alleges the school board discriminated and retaliated against him after he raised concerns about its conduct.

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Friday July 10th: Discrimination Claims Rock Utica City Schools

The Utica school board voted not to renew Superintendent Christopher Spence’s contract, while extending Acting Superintendent Kathleen Davis’s agreement and addressing concerns about leadership, communication, student services, and union negotiations.

The Utica school board voted not to renew Superintendent Christopher Spence&rsquo;s contract, while extending Acting Superintendent Kathleen Davis&rsquo;s agreement and addressing concerns about leadership, communication, student services, and union negotiations.

Wednesday July 22nd: Leadership Changes Ahead for Utica Schools

Frontier Roads, a new family entertainment park in Westmoreland featuring food, shopping, games, live music, and future attractions, will celebrate its grand opening on Thursday, July 23rd.

Frontier Roads, a new family entertainment park in Westmoreland featuring food, shopping, games, live music, and future attractions, will celebrate its grand opening on Thursday, July 23rd.

Tuesday July 21st: A First Look at Frontier Roads

The Rome school board meeting balanced praise for student-centered graduation events with community concerns over staffing, special education services, communication, and several upcoming leadership changes.

The Rome school board meeting balanced praise for student-centered graduation events with community concerns over staffing, special education services, communication, and several upcoming leadership changes.

Friday July 10th: Discrimination Claims Rock Utica City Schools

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