Mary Anne Schmitt-Carey, President of Say Yes to Education, Inc. spoke to a group of local citizens interested in learning more about Say Yes to Education and its impact on our community at the Thursday Morning Round Table (TMR), ...
Syracuse Says YES to Positive Change
Say Yes is a landmark collaboration that brings the Syracuse City School District, Syracuse University, Say Yes to Education, Inc., the Syracuse Teachers’ Association, the Syracuse Association of Administrators and Supervisors, the City of Syracuse, Onondaga County, the American Institutes for Research, and a diverse group of Syracuse area corporate, non-profit, and philanthropic organizations together to organize people, time, money and resources to support city students.
Syracuse is the first community in the United States committed to ensuring that all public school students can afford and succeed in college. Other cities have Say Yes chapters, including Philadelphia, Hartford, Conn., Cambridge, Mass. and New York City, but Syracuse is the first city to implement the Say Yes program district wide. Students who attend 10th, 11th and 12th grade and graduate from a Syracuse City School District high school are eligible for free college tuition at more than 100 Say Yes compact colleges in New York state.
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Fri, 04/20/2012
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Thu, 04/12/2012
One-hundred-sixty eager eighth graders from Syracuse, N.Y., filed out of four buses and onto the steps of SUNY Cortland’s Corey Union earlier this month, where they mingled with their classmates and looked closely at their surroundings. “This school has its own Dunkin Donuts?!” exclaimed... |
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Tue, 04/10/2012
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Thu, 04/05/2012
SCSD high school students are invited to work with Say Yes tutors in the Collegiate Preparatory Academy (SYCPA) to research the issue of "food deserts' and the impact they have in our local community. A food desert is a community in which residents must travel at least a mile to buy fresh meat,... |
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Mon, 04/02/2012
Say Yes is proud to announce the opening of the Say Yes Financial Aid Counseling Center (FACC) in the Say Yes office at 109 Otisco Street. Beginning Saturday, April 7th and continuing every Saturday through September 8th (with the exception of 5/26, 7/7 and 9/1) Syracuse City... |





