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A place in the sun: ETPSO pavilion nears completion Just add tables: Work is nearly complete on a pavilion behind Schoharie Elementary. A project of the Schoharie Elementary Playground Committee and ETPSO, the pavilion will provide shelter for a variety of school and community events. READ MORE
Capital project funds much-needed repairs and
renovations Leaking and out-of-warranty roofs, including portions of the high school roof over the distance learning room and library, are among areas targeted for repairs to be funded through a voter-approved capital project. The project, which was approved by district residents on May 20, will make the school a safer and healthier place for teaching and learning. READ MORE SCS graduation rates rise If it takes a village to raise a child, it also takes a village, educators included, to ensure that the child completes high school. SCS's administration recently praised the district’s faculty, staff, students and families for their successful efforts to improve graduation rates, which have risen from 78 percent in 2011 to 86.2 percent in 2013. READ MORE Note: Next Board Of Education meeting will be Aug. 19 Please note: The date of the next Board of Education meeting will be August 19, a change from the original date of August 20. State updates immunization requirements The New York State Department of Health (DOH) revised immunization requirements for school attendance effective July 1 to reduce the number of vaccine-preventable diseases. While no new vaccines are required, the number of doses required and the time intervals between doses have changed. READ MORE Thank you Ms. Jacobsen and Ms. Wielt! SCS bid a fond farewell this summer to retiring staff members Patricia Jacobsen and Karlene Wielt, who together provided nearly 60 years of service to students, their families and the school district. Jacobsen often worked with Buckles the therapy dog at her side, while Wielt had told students whom she'd had since Elementary School that she'd retire when they graduated. READ MORE Class of '14 senior named AP Scholar of Distinction
Students recognized for CTE success Several Schoharie High School students were honored in late June for their achievements at both campuses of the Capital Region Career & Technical School, where they studied a range of courses. READ MORE
Congratulations graduates! Congratulations to Schoharie Jr./Sr. High School's Class of 2014, who celebrated graduation on a sunny and beautiful June 28! This year's class has won many awards, received many honors and will follow many exciting paths into the future. Receiving special recognition at the ceremony were students who will enter military service, outgoing Board of Education President Linda Isles and retiring Superintendent Brian Sherman and Music Director Mark Pracher. VIEW PHOTO GALLERY Elementary students honored on Moving-Up Day Schoharie Elementary held its annual Moving-Up Day on June 26, where students celebrated their accomplishments and were honored with awards and recognition for their good work throughout the past school year. Highlights of the day included presentation the New York State Attorney General Triple C Award, which was presented by Sheila Hay-Gillespie of the State Attorney General's Office in honor of students' character, courage and commitment. VIEW PHOTO GALLERY The NYS Property Tax Freeze Credit and you When New York passed its state budget, it enacted a property tax freeze credit for homeowners. The credit will be implemented as rebate checks for STAR-eligible homeowners based on property taxes levied by school districts and municipalities (village, town, county, library, etc.) that are subject to the property tax levy cap. If a school district’s adopted tax levy is under the cap, as Schoharie Central’s is, homeowners will receive a rebate for the increase in their school taxes for the 2014-15 year. READ MORE Barks from Buckles
I recently enjoyed a visit from Quinn, who is SCS faculty member Jenn Bellen's daughter. I'm thinking she is a true Buckles fan! Read the latest "pupdates" from Buckles, Schoharie Central School's social therapeutic classroom assistance dog. Buckles was awarded to Schoharie for receiving the most votes in the 2012 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow grant competition. Looking for more news? Visit our District News Archive
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High School Class of 2014 graduate Justin Montione has been named
an AP Scholar with Distinction in recognition of his AP exam scores in
Chemistry, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, English Literature and
Composition, and European History. 
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