Take advantage of CNYSBA partnership with MACNY & OCM/TST/CiTi/Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES. Quality programs tailored to meet your specific needs — at a savings! Find out how you can benefit from it.
CNYSBA + Business Partners = Rich Programming and Low Dues For School Districts Our business partners are great supporters of and experts in various areas of public education. We are pleased to have them on board and happy to share their good news in our periodic Business Partners Newsletters that are emailed to our entire membership.
Welcome, New School Board Members!
The CNYSBA held a mandatory Governance Training program for new school members on June 6 and 9, which is fully accredited by the NYS Education Department and fulfills all requirements for newly elected school board members. Learn more
At CNYSBA Annual Meeting, We Discussed “Moving The Rock”
The Joint Management Team of CiTi, Cayuga-Onondaga, OCM and TST BOCES and CNYSBApartnered and couldn’t have been more excited to have Grant Lichtman, an internationally recognized thought leader on the transformation of K-12 education as the featured speaker for this year’s CNYSBA Annual Meeting on May 30.
CNYSBA Launched New Members Roundtable Program.We are excited to open up our School Board Presidents and Vice Presidents Roundtables in an effort to offer programs covering topics of interest, concern, and usefulness to all CNYSBA school board members.
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The mission of the Central New York School Boards Association is:
• To serve the people responsible for governing our public schools, enabling them to perform effectively in their complex and challenging role.
• To speak with one voice to address issues of regional impact.
• To inform school board members about contemporary issues affecting public education and the operation of public schools.
• To provide forums where school board members can learn from one another.
• To mobilize school board members to effectively influence those outside the schools who also share responsibility for educating our children.
