Budget and Capital Project Vote Set for Tuesday, May 19

Voting on the 2026-27 budget is slated for noon to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19 in the hallway outside of the Jr/Sr High School Gym. Voters will also be asked to weigh in on a Capital Project; select two BOE candidates; vote on a Schoharie Free Library proposition; and decide on a bus proposition.

For more on the budget vote, including a copy of the full budget newsletter, please see our Budget and Finance page.

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  • Budget Vote Set for Tuesday, May 19

    Schoharie Central School District residents will vote on a $29.8 million proposed budget for the 2026-27 school year that maintains all programming. The fiscal plan has an overall increase of 5.24 percent – or $1.5 million – from the current year. Under the fiscal plan, which will be voted on by district residents from noon…

  • Capital Project Set for May 19 Vote

    The Schoharie CSD Board of Education on Thursday, March 19, approved putting a capital project to voters in May along with the 2026-27 proposed budget. The $3.9 million proposal addresses needs identified in the district’s recent five-year building condition survey. If approved by voters on May 19, the proposal would be funded through a $500,000…

  • Schoharie Named Best Community for Music Education

    Schoharie CSD has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education (BCME) Award from The NAMM Foundation for their outstanding support and commitment to music education. Now in its 27th year, the program continues to spotlight and celebrate school districts and individual schools across the United States for their exemplary dedication to music education…

  • Siblings Named Valedictorian, Salutatorian

    Schoharie Jr/Sr High School is proud to announce Hanna Peters as the Valedictorian for the Class of 2026. A dedicated scholar, athlete, and performer, Hanna has distinguished herself through exceptional academic achievement, dynamic leadership, and a heartfelt commitment to her school and community. Hanna plans to attend SUNY Geneseo, where she intends to major in…

  • Parent Engagement Night Set for Thursday

    A virtual Parent Engagement Night is set for Thursday. Google Meet joining infoVideo call link: https://meet.google.com/jwz-vswg-qfzOr dial: ‪(US) +1 346-702-3366‬ PIN: ‪820 598 413‬#More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/jwz-vswg-qfz

  • SCS Student Government Dedicates Peace Pole

    On Wednesday, April 15, members of the Schoharie Central High School Student Government dedicated a Peace Pole in the lawn outside of the Main Office. In the words of Student Government President Maddy Bruno: “There are now over 200,000 peace poles in the world, and we are incredibly excited to have one here at SCS.…

  • Yearbook Ordering Form

    It is time to order copy of the 25/26 SCS yearbook. Book pricing is as follows – Jr. Sr. High School Book is $55.00.  Seniors pay only $30.00 and Elementary is $25. Fill out the google form below, and send your payment in with your student. Checks can be made out to SCS Yearbook.Payments for…

  • Capital Project Forum Set For April 16

    Schoharie CSD is hosting a Capital Project Forum at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 16. A $3.9 million proposal will be put before voters on May 19. The forum, which will be held in the Jr./Sr. High School Auditorium is an opportunity for our school community to learn more about the needs behind the planned…

  • Pre-k and Kindergarten Registration is Open

    Open Enrollment for Pre-K and Kindergarten is underway! It’s time to get ready for a year filled with learning, laughter, new friendships, and big milestones. Whether your little one is taking their very first step into school or gearing up for kindergarten adventures, we can’t wait to welcome them! Mark your calendars, gather your documents,…

  • HS Student Government Visits Albany

    Members of the High School Student Government toured the NYS Capitol in Albany with Commissioner Richard Ball from Department of Agriculture and Markets today! The SCS students visited both the Senate and Assembly, the War Room, and the neighboring Legislative Office Building. The students were given a history of the Capitol, including the Great Western…

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