Schoharie Elementary School serves students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade in a collaborative learning community that supports the whole child. We believe that students will succeed when staff and families work together to meet their physical, social, emotional and academic needs within a safe and supportive environment as they progress to secondary education.
Mission Statement
The community of Schoharie Elementary is dedicated to creating and sustaining a learning environment which supports and values individual growth and accomplishment in an environment which is collaborative and nurturing. The core values of honesty, fairness, perseverance, responsibility and patience are actively discussed, modeled, encouraged and recognized daily.
Community and Culture
Our Elementary School students and staff recently reflected on the school’s community, culture and kindness.
Code of Conduct
The District has developed a written Code of Conduct for the Maintenance of Order on School Property, including school functions, which shall govern the conduct of students, teachers and other school personnel, as well as visitors.
Access the complete Code of Conduct on the Policies & Procedures page.
Elementary Student-Parent-Guardian Handbook
The Elementary Student-Parent-Guardian Handbook has been developed to serve as a guide and a resource for you. The handbook addresses our school procedures, programs, services, and behavioral expectations.
View the complete Elementary Student-Parent-Guardian Handbook.
Elementary School Links
Schoharie Elementary School
P.O. Box 430
136 Academy Drive
Schoharie, NY 12157
Phone: (518) 295-6651
Fax: (518) 295-9506
Principal’s Office
Betsy Wright, Interim Principal
Carley Ryan, Asst. Principal
Nurse’s Office
Lori Warner, Nurse
Safety drills are routine and important
Fire drills, lockdown drills, go-home-early drills: all are a routine but important part of keeping students and staff prepared and our school safe. Practicing for emergencies is key. A set number of drills is required by the state, and drills are held throughout the year, not announced ahead of time and coordinated with local fire, emergency and law enforcement agencies.