Back-to-school season brings all kinds of emotions. The VCSD Counseling Department works with parents and guardians to help students navigate this momentous time of year and is sharing this resource created by IntegralCare.org. Remind your child that they’re not alone. Nearly everybody feels behind in school this year. Hang in there and just do your …
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The safety of children is our top priority at Voorheesville Central School District. All members of our school community have a role in school safety, and knowing how to respond in the event of an emergency is an important part of this. As required by state education law, the Voorheesville Central School District maintains a …
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Voorheesville community members may review drafts of the budget narratives of the Voorheesville CSD Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) grant applications. Many constituency groups collaborated in developing the documents, including parents in Title I schools. Please send comments and suggestions to Karen Conroy, Director of Curriculum and Coordinator for ESSA Grants, by Aug. 23, 2023. Full …
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Upstate Images is scheduling senior portrait sessions at their studio in Clifton Park this summer. Students should book a session now if they still need to do so. Portraits will be used in the upcoming yearbook. Visit Upstate Images to create an account. Choose Clayton A. Bouton as your school. The studio will provide a …
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On July 11, 2023, voters residing within Capital Region BOCES component districts, including Voorheesville, will vote on the construction of a storage building at the Career & Technical Education Center – Schoharie Campus. BOCES proposes erecting a five-bay, 4,500-square-foot garage to store equipment and materials. Once the equipment from inside the building is moved to the …
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Voorheesville Career and Technical Education (CTE) students wrapped up the 2022-23 school year with certificates of completion, honors and awards. A June 13 ceremony marked graduation from the school’s programs at the Schoharie campus. Over 100 Capital Region students completed Culinary, Cosmetology, Commercial Construction/Heavy Equipment, Criminal Justice, Electrical Trades, Residential Construction/Heavy Equipment and Automotive …
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Some Voorheesville Central School District students have a new appreciation for how fortunate they are to have both a school to attend and the resources they need to succeed. Now, they are taking action and getting their classmates involved to help teens at Karanda Mixed Secondary School in Kisumu, Kenya. Juniors Felicity Heckler, Julieta Gil-Marin, …
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Congratulations to Clayton A. Bouton High School students who made honor roll(s) for the fourth quarter of the 2022-23 school year. HONOR ROLL/HIGH HONOR ROLL Honor Roll/High Honor Roll is determined by quarterly averages. A student on Honor Roll has achieved an average of 85.00 or higher in the quarter. A student on High Honor …
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NINTH GRADE BASIC SUPPLIES Printer-friendly list available here. GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR ALL CLASSES Pens, either blue or black, and pencils Two full-size boxes of tissues (collected by English teacher) Suggested: earphones for the Chromebook ENGLISH 1” 3-ring binder Pencils Pens (blue or black) 1 ream of loose leaf paper Highlighters (multiple colors) GLOBAL 1 Loose …
Congratulations to Voorheesville Middle School students who made honor roll for the fourth quarter of the 2022-23 school year. Students earned spots on the high honor roll list by maintaining an 89.5 average or better in their course work during the second quarter marking period. Students who earned spots on the honor roll maintained an …
