The Rotterdam Police department will conduct active shooter drills on the Schalmont Central School District high school/middle school campus during February vacation, Feb. 19-22. Read more about the drills.
Gabe Comenzo and Nick Boyd participated in the ACE (Architect, Construction and Engineering) Program that introduces students to careers in architecture, construction management, and engineering. Read more about ACE.
The Schalmont Board of Education woll hold a special meeting on Thursday, Feb. 14, 5:30 p.m. in the district office for the purpose of attending to personnel matters. Click here to view agenda and supporting documents.
Schalmont High School junior Nate Tys received an impressive seven awards in the 2019 Scholastic Art competition! Read more about Nate Tys.
Click here to read a letter from Superintendent Pallas on lockdown procedures.
The Schalmont High School Drama Club will be performing the amazing, thrilling and inspirational hit musical, Disney’s “Newsies,” on Thursday, March 7, through Sunday, March 10, in the high school auditorium. Seize the Day!
Whether you want to work on Fido, fitness, or finances, Spring Adult Ed classes have you covered. Sessions beging the week of February 25, so sign up now! Get registration info and view the course guide.
The Schalmont Central School District closely monitors weather conditions for how they will affect students. Read more
As members of the Schalmont Central School District community, all residents are encouraged to participate in any number of budget planning events that will be taking place during the next few months. More details for each event will be posted closer to the date. Come learn about the process, share your ideas, and have your questions answered. View the calendar.
Schalmont music teacher Robert Renzi was honored by the Schalmont Friends of Music for his quarterfinalist achievement in the selection of the 2019 GRAMMY Music Educator of the Year. Read more.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As the holiday break approaches, I wanted to take a moment to reflect
upon the year to date.
The Schalmont community has plenty to be
proud of this holiday season. It is especially gratifying to see
students at this time of year give of their time and talents to others
in need. Students in all schools have shared through giving trees,
fundraisers, held food and clothing drives, shopped for children’s
toys and presents and partnered with local organizations to bring
cheer to so many during this special season.
Read
more.
After-school help with teachers is available Monday, Tuesday and Thursday until 3:30. Since there is limited supervision after 2:30, we expect that all students leave campus at the end of the school day unless they are with a teacher or participating in a school sponsored event or activity. Read more.
Hamza Noor has made headlines for his political activism! Read more in the TU's eEdition.
The Principles of Engineering classes recently visited RPI and participated in a STEM day. The theme was Aero Engineering, focusing on airplanes and the different considerations that need to go into design. Read more about the visit.
Mr. Couture's Marketing class has joined forces with local for-purpose company, Twill, to create a community giving program called Schalmont First. Read more about Schalmont First.
During the month of October, Mrs. Schiavo’s third
grade class learned about world communities and their
cultures. Their project included creating a pumpkin
design that represented their country.
Jefferson students and 5th grade classes were
encouraged to donate ten pieces of Halloween candy for
our annual Candy Buyback Program. We collected a
record six copy paper boxes of candy!
Schalmont Middle School Team 7 was visited by a parent, Mr. Decker, who spoke with students about his experience building a water retention system in Uganda. Read more.
More than two dozen Schalmont students were recently inducted into the Tri-M Music Honor Society. Read more about the Music Honor Society.
his past Monday the middle school had 8 electric cars on display
brought to us by the Capital District EV Drivers Club. Members
showed off their personal vehicles, ranging from a first-generation
2014 Chevy Spark EV, which were not sold commercially on the East
coast, to a new Tesla Model X complete with gull-wing doors!
The State Education Department released the results of the 2018 Grades 3-8 English language arts (ELA) and math tests which were administered in the spring. Read more about assessments.
Schalmont officials have disinfected buildings and equipment after confirmed cases of Coxsackie virus were reported at the high and middle schools. Read more
New students can be registered at the high school, district office, or Jefferson Elementary, regardless of the grade they are entering. Click here for registration information.