Category: District News
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Southgate Student’s “I Voted” Sticker Wins Albany County Legislature Contest
Southgate Elementary fourth grader Max Gonzalez created the winning “I Voted” sticker in a contest by the Albany County Legislature.
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Winners Crowned in Elementary Cross Country Meet
North Colonie hosted its annual Elementary Cross Country Meet on Wednesday morning at the Town of Colonie Mohawk River Park. Congratulations to our winners and all of the runners who participated and made this a fun and competitive event. The winners are listed below: 5th Grade Boys: Amir Terra (Blue Creek)5th Grade Girls: Amalie Majeran (Loudonville) 4th…
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Three Students Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
Congratulations to the three Shaker High School students who have been named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists!
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North Colonie Welcomes Costa Rican Exchange Students
From September 21st to September 30th, Shaker High School and families hosted 26 Costa Rican children and two teachers from Humboldt High School in San Jose, Costa Rica.
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Forts Ferry Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
Forts Ferry Elementary School celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebration on Friday, October 6th.
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Town of Colonie Students in Government Program Offers Unique Opportunity for Students
A group of Shaker students, led by social studies teachers Andrew Krakat and Pamela Rowley, participated in the Town of Colonie Students in Government program over the past couple of weeks.
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LEP Students Host 21st Annual Day in the Life of the Hudson & Harbor
It was a beautiful day for the 21st Annual Day in the Life of the Hudson & Harbor at Hudson Shores Park on October 5th.
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North Colonie Accepts CPR Kit Donations from SPHP & AHA
On Wednesday, October 4th, a representative from the American Heart Association delivered two sets of CPR kits on behalf of the AHA and St. Peter’s Healthcare.
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Technology Students Attend “Tools, Not Tiaras,” Focused on Women in Manufacturing
On September 21st, five high school technology students, accompanied by their teacher, Miss Rachel Edic, visited Hudson Valley Community College for an event titled “Tools, Not Tiaras,” which focused on Women in Manufacturing.