Schools across the state will be phasing in new science standards that set expectations for what students should know and be able to do from prekindergarten through grade 12. The new standards went into effect in July 2017, and will be phased in slowly over the course of several years, with full implementation by the …
Schoharie Elementary students learned some new skills for school and life on PBIS Wellness Day, where they focused on the four Bs: Be respectful, Be responsible, Be safe, Be a community. PBIS – Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports – is a school-wide program that focuses on the four Bs and more, so more time is …
Kindergartners in Alisha Richardson’s class learned from Froggy’s story on the first day of school (above), while Superintendent David Blanchard visited with students around the school (below) on the first day of classes.
Schoharie Valley FFA members Adam Lawyer and Perry Lawyer had a great Saturday at the State Fair, earning 1st place as the Small Engines team. Adam also won 1st individual, Perry 2nd individual. Adam and Perry also won 2nd place in the Diesel Engine Trouble Shooting Team competition, where Perry was also 2nd individual and …
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The Board of Education has named Schoolhouse Construction Services, LLC of Delhi as construction manager for the capital project. A construction manager works on behalf of a school district, overseeing the project and working with the architect and construction firms from start through completion. The goal is to ensure the project meets specifications, requirements and …
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Congratulations to our girls volleyball team on their tournament win at Corinth.
The district is currently completing the design phase of the capital project. The architects worked very closely with teachers and administration before school let out for the summer. The architects sought feedback from stakeholders including office staff, teachers, administrators and department chairs as they presented their initial design. They will be presenting us with further …
What’s next for our graduates? Eighty-six percent will attend a two or four-year college, 13 percent head to the workforce and 1 percent plan to join the military. While at Schoharie Jr./Sr. High School, 56 percent of the Class of 2017 earned a Regents diploma, 27 percent earned an Advanced Regents diploma and 8 percent …
