Category: Jr-Sr News

Congratulations to the Schoharie student vocalists who were selected to participate in this year’s ESYO Melodies Chorale! These students were selected after they auditioned by performing excerpts from two choral works. The ESYO Melodies Chorale combines with the Empire State Youth Orchestra to put on “Melodies of Christmas” at Proctors. Students in grades 10-12 from all over the Capital Region auditioned to participate …

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Three vocal students recently performed in the Mixed Chorus at the NYSSMA All–State Festival in Rochester, NY. Seniors Ryan Snyder, Sophia Watson and Ivy Wray  were selected to participate based on their outstanding scores and adjudications of their vocal solos at this spring’s NYSSMA festival. Thousands of students perform at NYSSMA festivals across New York State and only around 200 …

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With an eye toward their own futures, the sophomore class held a student-run career exploration event on Friday that gave them a chance to learn about a variety of occupations and paths. Students heard from presenters on careers running ranging from biological engineering to the performing arts. We’re proud of our students for taking an …

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Schoharie sophomore Caroline Borst, who recently returned from the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, was won of a select few chosen nationally to perform at the convention.  To earn this spot, Caroline had to prepare and submit audition materials, complete a detailed application, and secure a recommendation from her advisor. Being chosen for the National …

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Last Friday, members of the HS Student Government attended the monthly meeting of the Schoharie County Board of Supervisors. Chairman Federice asked that all students be individually recognized at the start of the meeting, and noted his optimism for the future with such great students like these in attendance!

The HS Student Government and the JRHS Student Council teamed up on October 29 to volunteer at the Regional Food Bank to help those in need this fall.  Great job everyone!

On Friday, Oct. 25, SCS HS choir and treble choir students participated in this year’s SUNY SCCC High School Choral festival. Students performed three pieces for the renowned choral conductor Dr. Pearl Shangkuan. Dr. Shangkuan is a highly sought-after conductor, clicincian and lecturer. She’s the Director of Choral Activities and Professor of Music at Calvin …

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Over the course of the four days last week our Junior class went to Washington, D.C. and Gettysburg. While there, they went to several museums, such as the National museum of African American History, American and National History Museum, Holocaust museum, national museum of the American Indian, Fords Theatre, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial. One of …

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