The annual budget vote is on Tuesday, May 21 from 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. at 91 Fiddlers Lane. If you would like to request a mail-in ballot click here.
Mr. Sean Colfer
Director of Athletics, Physical Education & Health
Phone: (518) 785-5511 x 3351
Dave Stadtlander
K-12 Health Education & Secondary Physical Education Supervisor
Phone: (518) 785-5511 x 3352
Shaker High School is a member of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association, competing as a Class A/AA school in Section 2. Our league affiliation is with the Suburban Scholastic Council. There are 29 Varsity level sport offerings including 15 levels for boys, and 14 levels for girls.
Shaker High School offers more than 80 levels (Modified, Frosh, J.V., Varsity) of interscholastic competition for our students in grades 7-12. We believe that participation in sports provides a wealth of opportunities and experiences which assist students in their secondary education. Interscholastic athletics serve as a miniature model of life, providing opportunities for students with regard to responsibility, fair play, cooperation, concern for others, leadership, respect for coaches and all authority figures, good citizenship, loyalty, and tolerance.
Sometimes those connections we make in life – even in an elementary hallway – can be fully charged with opportunity. Just ask Loudonville Elementary teacher Jen Dengler. When she saw North Colonie Central School District maintenance staffers Rick Doty and Adam Bouleris replacing an emergency exit sign she didn’t hesitate to approach them with a…
Loudonville Elementary School celebrated Arbor Day on Friday, April 26th with a presentation by Davey Nursery.
Students in the Business Education Department’s Financial Decision Making classes at Shaker High School participated in the Junior Achievement tock Market Challenge on March 27, 2024 at the Broadview Center.
North Colonie Superintendent Kathleen Skeals introduces the 2024 Capital Project to district parents and residents.
Note: This web story covers the second portion of the March 27 budget meeting – review of schedules; proposed revenues & expenditures; property tax cap; and budget summary/adoption. To read the web story that covers the first portion of the meeting which covered enrollment, proposed new programs, and staffing click here. The NCCSD’s Board of…
Note: This web story covers the first portion of the March 27 budget meeting – enrollment updates & projections; new program proposals; and staffing requests. To read the web story that covers the second portion and includes the Board of Education’s adoption of the proposed 2024-25 budget click here. Continuing enrollment growth and the changing…