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Schalmont Central School District programs,
resources and facilities are designed to foster a positive
learning environment for all students. The district serves
approximately 2,075 students from the towns of Rotterdam,
Princetown, Guilderland, Florida, and Duanesburg. Students in
grades 9-12 attend
Schalmont High School,
students in grades 5-8 attend
Schalmont Middle School,
and students in grades K-4 attend
Jefferson Elementary School.
Academics
Schalmont schools consistently meet and often
exceed state standards for
academic performance. As a result, most of those who
graduate from Schalmont High School go on to some form of higher
education. Many later become exceptional professionals, business
owners and community members, and several have been honored for
their achievements on the recently established
Schalmont High School Alumni
Wall of Distinction.
Beyond the Core Curriculum
Academics are at the heart of education, but
Schalmont students also have a variety of extracurricular
opportunities throughout their years in grade school. Many
extracurricular programs, such as the
Schalmont Math and
Science Summer Academy, expand the learning experience
beyond the classroom and offer unique, creative outlets for
expression. Schalmont also has produced numerous
Section
II Class B championship athletic teams, award-winning musicians,
accomplished artists, and civic-minded youth who volunteer
their time to help community members in need.
What is the current student enrollment?
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High School: 669 students in grades
9-12
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Middle School: 442 students in grades
5-8
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Jefferson Elementary School: 650
students in grades K-4
How many diplomas were awarded last year
(2010)?
What are Class of 2010 graduates'
post-secondary plans?
What is the annual budget for the school
district?
What is the price for a school lunch?
Middle School and High School:
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$2 daily
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$10/5 lunches
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$40/21 lunches
Reduced Price Lunches:
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$0.25 daily
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$1.25/5 lunches
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$5/20 lunches
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An elementary student completes a math
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Middle school students ask questions during
a Gateway to Technology class.
Middle school
students use laptops to complete a writing assignment.
A high school student works on a sculpture
in an art class.
High school students in the Riverwatch
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