The following message is from Dr. Kevin Calacone, principal of Schoharie Jr./Sr. High School: Good afternoon families, Thank you for your patience as we have sifted through the ever-changing mandated requirements around graduation ceremonies. On Sunday, June 7, the Governor announced that in-person, socially distanced, outside graduation ceremonies, limited to 150 people or fewer, would …
Schoharie Central School District residents will now have more time to mail in their absentee ballots for the 2020-21 proposed budget vote and Board of Education elections. Gov. Andrew Cuomo is extending the school budget vote count date from Tuesday, June 9 to Tuesday, June 16. In-person ballot drop offs will continue through 5 p.m., …
The following is a round-up of the End of Year Events at Schoharie Elementary: Virtual Instruction This will be the last full week of new instruction in the virtual platform. Next week and the three days following will be wrap-up work consisting of end of year review, necessary reteaching, and virtual events to celebrate the end of …
All absentee ballots for the upcoming school budget vote for Schoharie CSD have arrived at the Schoharie Post Office and will be going out to district residents today, June 3. Please carefully follow the instructions included with the ballot. For more information on the proposed 2020-21 school budget, please see our budget page. Gov. Andrew …
At the Schoharie CSD Board of Education meeting on May 28, 2020, it was announced that 6th grade will become part of the Jr./Sr. High School beginning in the 2020-21 school year. This change is necessitated in part by social distancing constraints created by the COVID-19 health crisis, but also as part of the effort …
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The following email was sent home to Schoharie Elementary Families in Friday, May 22: Monday is officially a holiday. Students will not be assigned any work for that date. Please enjoy your Memorial Day weekend! We are working hard to finalize end of the year events at Schoharie Elementary School. Traditions are so important to …
With an eye on possible mid-year cuts to state aid, Schoharie CSD is proposing a $24.8 million budget for the 2020-21 school year. The fiscal plan would include a 1.81 percent increase to the tax levy, which is below the district’s state-mandated tax-levy limit of 6.1 percent. The budget’s objective is to sustain operations and …
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Jillian Rehberg, a sophomore at Schoharie High School, has been elected as the 2020-2021 NYS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Historian. Jillian ran a virtual campaign and was elected by her FBLA peers from across the state. As the historian, Jillian will be responsible for documenting the activities of the state association during the …
The New York on Pause order couldn’t stop our student’s creativity! This show contains just some of the many beautiful pieces of art that have been created at home. Keep sharing your artwork with Mrs. Scofield and we can try for another display by the end of the year.
The following is a message from the EPTSO: Dear Schoharie Elementary Families, The EPTSO is excited to announce that in lieu of the annual yearbook that was unable to be completed for the 2019-2020 school year, we will be putting together an alternate yearbook that will represent this very non-traditional academic year. As such, we …
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