Staff Report / Uticalocal.org

The Utica City School District has published the latest issue of the RAIDER Review, known as Issue 38, on October 11, 2024. This weekly publication is a way for the district to share news and updates with the community. It can be accessed through their Facebook page or directly at the provided link on ParentSquare.

For more detailed information and specific highlights from the issue, readers are encouraged to visit the link: [RAIDER Review Issue 38](https://www.parentsquare.com/feeds/39175400).

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