Articles by Nicholas A. Marricco
Too often, deficient residency investigations result in unfounded non-residency determinations. This can be incredibly disruptive and expensive for families. While schools are not…
New York law ensures that students between five and twenty-one years old can attend public school, tuition free, if they have not received a high school diploma and reside within…
COLONIE, N.Y. (WTEN) — Days after a “racist and hurtful,” video spread on social media from Colonie Central High School students, other students protested outside the…
If you are a college student with a disability recognized by the ADA that impacts your college experience, it is not too late to apply for accommodations. Schools expect…
Any college or university that accepts federal funding—including student federal financial aid—is obligated to provide equitable educational opportunities to students with…
MANLIUS, N.Y. (CNY Central) — After a Fayetteville-Manlius High School student spoke exclusively with CNY Central about her civil rights lawsuit against the school district,…
One of the most significant events in a young person’s life is the decision to go to college. However, if you are a divorced or separated parent, you might be uncertain about…
ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — A new state report suggests the official data regarding violence in New York schools may be hiding the full picture of what is happening in the…
Inappropriately using generative AI (GenAI) to complete assignments or take exams is prohibited by most colleges and universities as “falsifying academic materials” or…
The parents of students with special needs placed in so-called “timeout” boxes in an upstate New York school district, as recently reported in the media, are outraged. And…
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