Welcome to our new website The process of developing this site was based on research into how visitors use our website, the kinds of information they are seeking, and best practices in website usability and accessibility. Our partner for this project was the Communications Service of Capital Region BOCES. While the new site retains the …
Letters should be arriving soon with students about a few changes we are making to our parent-teacher conference schedule this semester. For grades Pre-K through 6th, conferences will occur the week of December December 4-7th. On those days we will dismiss the Middle School at 11:15 a.m. Dismissal for grades K-5 will occur at noon. Pre-K …
Getting in touch with your child’s school nurse is now easier than ever. Our health offices are now on the app Remind. That app allows parents and teachers to communicate with each other without exchanging phone numbers. This allows nurses to find you faster if your child is in the office. And they will periodically …
Middle School Social Studies teacher, Mr. Kissane was recognized at this month’s faculty meeting for his innovative use of technology with students and among his colleagues. A short video from students sharing ways that Mr. Kissane engages them through the use of technology included his use of Google Classroom, being available to his students via text …
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Help Your Child Success in School What can you do to help? Set a regular bedtime and morning routine Lay out clothes and pack backpacks the night before Don’t let your child stay home unless she is truly sick. Keep in mind complaints of a stomach ache or a headache can be a sign of …
Two Hudson Falls Teachers Offer Advice for Parents According to the National Retail Federation, American parents will spend nearly $30 billion to get their little ones ready for school this year. But after the supplies are purchased and school clothes laid out, are parents really ready? Hudson Falls Teachers Rebecca Britten and Shannon Fox work in our …
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