BREAKFAST & LUNCH at the Primary School is served from July 8 through August 16, 2019 Breakfast at 7:45 – 8:30 Lunch at 11:45 – 12:15 All children 18 years and under are welcome to eat free. Walkers are welcome! For more information on the Summer Meal Program please call 518-681-4119. A school bus will …
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Per NYS law, schools are not able to keep medications in the Health Office once school ends, unless the student attends summer school. Medication pick-up must be done by a parent/guardian. Any medication remaining at school at 2:30 pm on June 25 will be sent for destruction. All medications can be picked up during school …
The Hudson Falls School Board appointed Michael DeCaprio Assistant Superintendent for Education and Accountability at their June meeting. Michael DeCaprio brings over two decades of experience in the classroom to our administration team. He was a secondary English teacher for 12 years before becoming an administrator. He first served as Hadley-Luzerne’s Academic Services Administrator, covering …
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We are fast approaching the end of the school year! Below are important dates to remember for our students K-12. Pre-K Friday, June 21st: Last day of classes for AM & PM Pre-K K-5 Friday, June 21st: Last full day of classes for students Monday, June 24th: Half day of school K-5. Dismissal begins at …
Here comes summer! Visit our Health and Wellness Newsletter for safety tips, nutritional advice and medication pick up information
On Tuesday, May 21, Hudson Falls Central School District residents will vote on a $44,726,921 proposed budget for the 2019-20 school year. The proposed budget, which has an increase of $406,985 or 0.92% over the current year’s budget, will result in a tax levy increase of 1.9%. The tax levy increase falls well below the …
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Measles The topic of measles has been in the news lately, in increasingly frequency. What started out as a few cases in downstate NY brought into the US by an unvaccinated individual who traveled abroad, has turned into pockets of outbreaks in various parts of our country. While there is a debate in certain segments …
It was a normal afternoon in Tim Paris’ fifth grade class. His students were working out math problems on their new flat-panel SmartBoard, hanging on the wall. “Someday,” said Paris, “You kids will be doing these problems on SmartBoards embedded in your desks!” That gave student Riley Eggleston an idea. “Let’s make our own,” said …
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Warm some hearts this winter with a shout out to recognize staff and faculty for their dedication and excellence throughout the HFCSD! About this time last year, we launched the #HFTigerPride Shout Out initiative. Over 160 individuals from all departments were recognized in some small way for their contributions to our district. Share your shout out and …
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