Union opens doors and potential employment DUANESBURG/SCHOHARIE – The aptitude and professionalism of Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical Education students once again gained the attention of area business, labor and government leaders after a delegation of students attended a union hiring event on Feb. 8. The Construction/Heavy Equipment and Electrical Trades seniors and juniors …
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An anti-bullying, pro-student empowerment team landed at Schoharie Elementary School today. Sweethearts & Heroes held two inspirational and informational assemblies for students in grades kindergarten through grade 5, before working with individual classes. They are slated to continue that work on Friday. The Sweethearts & Heroes team is: Tom Murphy, director, of St. Albans, Vt.; …
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Schoharie Valley FFA Officers Savannah Traverse & Chloe Armstrong were 2 of 126 elite students selected to travel to the state capitol this week to participate in the NY FFA State Leaders Experience. While there, they participated in workshops hosted by NY FFA State Officers to learn about the government, the legislative process and how …
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The weather was quite frigid, but our Schoharie Valley FFA members were on fire Saturday, Feb. 4, at the District 2 Leadership Development Contests in Pine Plains! They competed against 15 other FFA chapters in our region. Leadership Development Events focus on creating situations for members to demonstrate their abilities in public speaking, decision making, …
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This message is for 8th grade students who are going on the field trip tomorrow. These students should take the elementary bus run to school to ensure they are on time for the field trip. The elementary bus run is approximately an hour ahead of the Jr./Sr. High School run. 8th grade students being dropped …
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The Elementary Adventure Club partnered with Cody Robinson-Bullock from the Schoharie County Youth Bureau to host an adventure packed day at Mine Kill State Park. Students engaged in an animal tracking lesson and then were able to snowshoe on park trails to test out their new knowledge. Students also engaged in an owl pellet dissection lesson …
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Schoharie Jr./Sr. High School students are participating in a nationwide magnet exchange involving 105 schools! Leah Schaefer’s Ceramics students are joining the effort to create magnets based on the theme “Hometown” and hope to eventually exchange and receive magnets from every participating school. Students involved include Lily Ballard, Alex Bender, Georgian Carhide, Anysse Cooper, Jacob …
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Pre-Kindergarten/Kindergarten 2023-2024 Dear Parent/Guardian, Please indicate on the form below if you reside within the Schoharie Central District and have a child who is eligible for either Pre-Kindergarten or Kindergarten in September 2023. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NsOQnLyN69AfyZfU_Q6BieAgYabnPnieU08x0gXLMZI/edit?usp=drive_web *If your child is already enrolled in the Pre-K program here at Schoharie Elementary, there is no need to complete this …
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Schoharie Valley FFA joined over 700 NY FFA members from across the state for the annual Member Leadership Series Conference in Syracuse, NY this past weekend. Our 7th – 9th grade members participated in the “Connect” Conference where they learned how to cultivate healthy connections and grow their trust & influence with others. Our senior members …
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Students in the 6th grade DEI class have been learning about self-awareness, communication skills, appreciating differences and empathy. The culminating project for this quarter’s 6th grade DEI course was to put their learning into action and create picture books focused on empathy. Students worked hard to come up with stories that would be relatable to …
