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COHOES, N.Y. — The Cohoes Board of Education recently approved the appointment of Peggy O’Shea to the position of superintendent of schools for a three-year term, effective immediately.
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The Cohoes Board of Education on Wednesday approved the appointment of Peggy O’Shea as superintendent for a three-year term, effective immediately. O’Shea was named acting superintendent in October, then interim superintendent in December.
O’Shea joined the district in 1995 as an assistant principal at Cohoes High School. In 1998, she became the principal of Van Schaick Grade School. Her tenure as assistant superintendent began four years later in 2002.
O’Shea received her bachelor of science degree in special education from The College of Saint Rose. She is also an alumna of University of Albany, receiving a master s of science in reading, a master s of science in educational administration and a certificate of advanced study in educational administration.
Coronavirus impact on staff forces Cohoes High to stick to remote learning
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Cohoes High School has extended remote learning for its students until Jan. 25 in response to more COVID-19 cases and additional quarantining, the Cohoes City School District sLori Van Buren
COHOES – Cohoes High School has extended remote learning for its students until Jan. 25 in response to more COVID-19 cases and additional quarantining, the Cohoes City School District said.
The COVID-19 cases “and subsequent quarantine requirements have continued to create a significant strain on our staffing,” the district said.
“Our plan is to have students return for in-person learning on Monday, Jan. 25,” the district said.
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Many Capital Region schools are going remote this week due to the impact of coronavirus on students, teachers and staff.Paul Buckowski/Albany Times Union
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Some area schools have made the decision to switch to remote learning this week due to the spread of coronavirus and its impact on staff and students. Below is a roundup of the latest news.
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