As part of the Voorheesville Central School District’s mission to provide a safe and supportive learning environment, the district will add the Second Step program to its grades K-8 curriculum during the 2023-24 school year. Voorheesville will use funds provided by the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) to pay for the program. …
In December 2022, voters approved a proposal to build a new Voorheesville Central School District bus garage on the south side of Martin Road, adjacent to the existing high school/middle school property. To explore the impact, if any, the facility will have on area traffic, the district hired GTS Consulting, a traffic engineering and …
The deadline to order the 2022-23 high school yearbook, “Torch,” is June 17. Each yearbook costs $45. Payment must be made online. Order online. Supply is limited. The Torch is a student-made publication of Clayton A. Bouton High School. Students working under the supervision of English teacher Shannon Spollen produce the Torch in a …
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Some freshmen and sophomore Clayton A. Bouton High School students attended a luncheon and panel discussion on March 9, highlighting the successes women have made in building careers in the skilled trades while also recruiting the next generation of women skilled tradespeople. The Capital Region BOCES Celebrates Women in the Trades luncheon featured six …
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Members of the Voorheesville Dionysians at Clayton A. Bouton High School will present “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at the Lydia C. Tobler Performing Arts Center. Students have been rehearsing the songs and practicing choreography since January. The show will be staged March 17-19. Show times are as follows: Friday and Saturday from 7-9 …
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Dear Parents and Guardians, Providing a safe educational environment for Voorheesville Central School District students and staff remains one of our top priorities. Recently, the board of education passed a resolution requiring me to communicate with our school community about the importance of safe gun storage. We are all aware of incidents of gun …
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At the March 6, 2023 Board of Education meeting, the Voorheesville Board of Education approved the 2023-23 District Calendar. Printable 2023-2024 District Calendar Here are some important days for the coming school year: September 4 – Labor Day September 5-6 – Superintendent’s Conference Days September 7 – First Day of School September 25 – Yom …
As a continuation of Voorheesville Central School District’s on-going commitment to protecting all students, faculty and staff, a safety audit was conducted Jan. 29 and 30 by members of the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. The audit was entirely voluntary, and the results are not required to be filed with any state agency. The sheriff’s office …
January 24, 2023 Dear Parents and Guardians, The use of vaping paraphernalia and e-cigarettes has increased both nationwide and locally, becoming the most commonly used tobacco products among our youth. This is a troubling trend. While these odorless tools are often marketed as safer and healthier alternatives to traditional cigarettes, they are neither safe …
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