An innovative program involving Syracuse University, the Syracuse City School District and a long list of partners from the private sector is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Say Yes to Education ensures a college education to city school students who graduate from high school. Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor was among local dignitaries who spoke at a celebratory news conference held at Roberts Elementary School. The news conference in its entirety can be viewed below.
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