The 2019-2020 Schuylerville High School yearbook is in! Students are invited to pick up their pre-ordered book on Monday, Aug. 10 between 9 a.m and 3 p.m. on campus. This will be the only opportunity to pick up books; if families are unable to come to campus during the allotted times, they are encouraged to …
Click here to watch the live stream, which will begin on June 26 at 9:00 a.m.
An annual tradition for high school seniors, Schuylerville’s senior scholarship award ceremony was held virtually this year, on June 22. A total of 65 seniors received awards, totaling $54,030. 123 awards totaling $23,130 were Schuylerville awards, monies donated by local families, individuals, staff members, and organizations. Click here for the list of awards students received.
Families and residents who live along the parade route are encouraged to stand outside their homes to wave to the Class of 2020 seniors beginning at 9:05am on Friday, June 19. Click here for route information.
School Librarian, Sandy Berger, has compiled a list of summer enrichment resource websites that offer everything from online museum exhibits, to fitness videos, to webcomics. If you have any questions Mrs. Berger at bergsand@schuylerville.org. Grades 6-12 19 Webcomics to Keep Kids and Teens Engaged Archaeology.org Archaeology Magazine online features the latest in archaeology news, videos …
The award is designed to bring attention to the excellent and impactful work being done by thousands of music teachers across the United States.
Art teachers Michael Shea, Matthew Roberts, Su Luke and Kirt Winslow worked to collectively present student artwork that was completed throughout the year, including during the remote learning period.
Dear Class of 2021 students and parents/guardians, The purpose of this letter is to share some important yearbook information and deadlines. I will do my best to create a first-rate yearbook that will serve as a lasting reminder of your senior year. However, it is your yearbook and I need your help to make it …
When remote learning became a reality for students and teachers in the middle of March, it changed the delivery of instruction. Many classes that were structured around hands-on learning opportunities, were faced with the challenge of how to continue that environment remotely. Like many Schuylerville teachers, high school technology teacher, Fred Lefton, has been utilizing …
Congratulations to Devin Brimmer, who was also recognized for his work in the New Media program at SUNY Adirondack’s Early College Career Academy (ECCA) through the Washington, Saratoga, Warren, Hamilton, Essex (WSWHE) BOCES.
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