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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…
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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,…
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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…
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STEAM Night Set For March 26
Mark your calendars! We have a Community Engagement Night set for Thursday, March 26. This edition will be all about STEAM for grade 5 through 10 students and their families! We’ll have hands on science and STEAM experiments; interactive learning stations; career information; and more. Special guests include SUNY Cobleskill and the New York Power…
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FFA, NY AG Commissioner Help Celebrate AG Literacy Week
Eleven Schoharie Valley FFA students, along with NY Commissioner of Agriculture Richard Ball, had the opportunity to participate in Agriculture Literacy Week in 2nd-grade classrooms at Schoharie on March 17. Students read “Seasons on the Farm” and explored how the changing seasons play an important role in how farmers care for plants and animals year-round.…
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Local Author Works With Elementary Students
A big “THANK YOU!” to local author Amber Bradbury who spent time with Elementary students on Wednesday. Amber is from Glenville and her books include “If Grandma Were Here” and “If Grandpa Were Here.” She helped first and second grade students share memories, draw a memory in a treasure box and then write about how…
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The Stage is Set for Into the Woods
It’s almost time for “Into the Woods”! Showtimes are Friday, March 13, at 7 p.m.; Saturday, March 14, at 2 and 7 p.m.; and Sunday, March 15, at 2 p.m. Thirty-five students have been rehearsing since December and are excited to bring the famed Stephen Sondheim musical to the Schoharie CSD Stage. The production will…
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Donated Artwork Inspires, Educates
Have you seen our display featuring the artwork of Victor Lovsin? His family, who are great supporters of the community, donated the artwork to our school. We were recently able to have it installed with some great information about Victor’s life and his experiences before, during and after the Holocaust. The display is located in…
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Students Tackle Stress
Schoharie students on Thursday learned about the ins and outs of stress – and capped off their lesson with a game of charades based on positive stress coping strategies. The lesson is part of a curriculum delivered by Schoharie County Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse. The program runs for 10 weeks with SCCASA educators…
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Spelling Bee Champ Crowned
In a hard fought 16-round battle, 7th grader Ashtyn Hofmann won the 2026 Schoharie Central School Spelling Bee. For the final 7 rounds, Ashtyn and fellow 7th grader Teddy Bruno went back and forth, but in the end, Ashtyn successfully spelled ‘fiberglass’ as the championship word. 8th grader Max Rosenthal finished in 3rd place. Ashtyn…