Congratulations to Schalmont’s Girls Soccer Team who are Section II Class A Champions after their 3-1 win over Broadalbin-Perth Saturday night! Congrats also to junior Gianna Cirilla who became Schalmont’s single season scoring leader with 48 goals, breaking a record previously held by Sofia Cassano who had 47 goals in 2019!
There were plenty of smiles and wagging tails at Schalmont High School Thursday as volunteers from Therapy Dogs International brought their furry friends! Schalmont’s SADD Club organized the event, and six others throughout the school year, to help brighten the days of our students and staff. Thank you Toby, Dilly and your owners for visiting! …
Schalmont students helped raise awareness and money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with a walk that began before sunrise on Thursday morning. Senior David Cafarelli organized the Out of the Darkness Walk on the High School track, which symbolizes the journey that those affected by depression take and their path from darkness to …
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Schalmont High School students enjoyed an opportunity to learn the basics of rugby last week as representatives from a group that introduces the sport to youths visited our gym classes! Rugby NY brought rugby players to Schalmont to teach the rules of non-contact rugby, lead students through fundamental drills, and coach scrimmages. Rugby NY also …
Seniors and their families enjoyed a beautiful fall afternoon Sunday painting their parking spaces! The annual event began last year as a fun way to help students celebrate their senior year. We love your creativity! More photos
Congratulations to senior Nicholas Castiglione who has been selected to perform on French Horn with the NYS School Music Association Conference All-State Symphonic Band! Nicholas was also selected as an alternate for the All-State Mixed Choir. Nicholas is Principal French Horn in Schalmont’s Wind Ensemble and a Section Leader in Concert Choir. He was selected …
Schalmont students and staff will be greeted with encouraging messages this morning when they arrive at the High School thanks to two student clubs! As part of an annual tradition, students wrote messages in chalk on the sidewalk outside school to spread positivity for the start of the school year. In the past, SADD Club …
