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FFA Competitors Make Their Mark
Congratulations to all our competitors who made the journey to Pine Plains for District 2 LDE Competitions yesterday! For the past two months, FFA members have been working hard making posters, memorizing the creed, and perfecting resumes! All their hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. The top 8 from each competition move on to Substates on…
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NJHS Holds Ice Cream Social
On Monday, Feb 26, our National Junior Honor Society sponsored an Ice Cream Social for all our 6th, 7th and 8th graders who have been on the honor and or high honor roll for the 1st and 2nd quarter. Our team of NJHS who volunteered for this project: Project Leader: Oliva B Project volunteers: Grace R,…
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Family Fun Night set for March 1
The Junior High Student Council is hosting its first event! The Junior High Student Council is hosting a Family Fun Night after school on Friday, March 1 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. For a $3 per-person entrance fee, you and your family members can play board games, islands in the gym, use the Gaming Room, watch a…
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Students Shine at Choral Festival
Eleven SCS students were accepted and participated in this year’s Albany Pro Musica High School Choral Festival on Saturday, Feb. 17, at the University at Albany. Students from all over the Capital Region applied for the chance to participate. The festival included workshops and rehearsals and culminated in an evening concert at the University at…
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Tickets on Sale for Mary Poppins Starting Feb. 26
Please note, Mrs. Guest will have evening hours for ticket sales starting Feb. 26 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the high school office. Her number is (518)295-6635 ext. 2.
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Elementary Attendance Reminders
This is a reminder that parents and guardians should send in a signed, written excuse to school when their student returns from an absence. In addition, if a student is absent from school for three consecutive days, the parent or guardian should contact the school nurse’s office to discuss the reason for the absence. Please…
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Criminal Justice student weighs in on program
Neither snow, nor sleet for freezing cold will stop these students from learning SCHOHARIE — Cold and snow mixing with sleet did not deter seniors in the Criminal Justice program at Capital Region BOCES from completing their appointed duties last week. The students in Gerald Place’s program start each morning by directing traffic on the…
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CTE Project electrifies and fabricates real-world learning
SCHOHARIE – Faculty at the Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical Education Center – Schoharie Campus are collaborating to create a real-world scenario for students in a pair of skilled trades programs. Students in the Electrical Trades and Building Trades programs are hard at work constructing a section of a room, complete with light fixtures,…
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Elementary Assistant Principal Settles into New Role
Elementary Assistant Principal Betsy Wright is finishing up her second week at Schoharie! “I’m really loving it. I’ve been really enjoying getting to know all of the students,” Mrs. Wright said, after meeting with fourth grade students during their lunch. Mrs. Wright is in her 20th year of education and has served as a reading…
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Sweethearts & Heroes Dance Set for March 1
Save the date! There will be a Sweethearts & Heroes Dance on Friday, March 1, from 6 to 8 p.m. Students in grades Pre-K through 5 are welcome to invite a special adult guest to an evening of dancing and fun in the HS gym. Entry is free. Sweethearts and Heroes is a program that…