📢 Celebrating Creativity and Emotion Through Art Ms. Krause is proud to share the nearly completed diptych paintings that the scholars have been passionately working on for the past three months. This year’s prompt was to convey emotion through color, and the team chose to explore the contrast between the innocence and brightness of childhood and the depression and dissociation of adulthood. When positioned together, the paintings create a powerful scene — an adult woman looking back on her childhood self. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported and encouraged these scholars, offering time and space for them to bring their vision to life. Their dedication and talent truly shine through these remarkable pieces! 💛🎨
27 days ago, Gloversville High School
📢 Celebrating Creativity and Emotion Through Art Ms. Krause is proud to share the nearly completed diptych paintings that the scholars have been passionately working on for the past three months. This year’s prompt was to convey emotion through color, and the team chose to explore the contrast between the innocence and brightness of childhood and the depression and dissociation of adulthood. When positioned together, the paintings create a powerful scene — an adult woman looking back on her childhood self. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported and encouraged these scholars, offering time and space for them to bring their vision to life. Their dedication and talent truly shine through these remarkable pieces! 💛🎨
📢 Celebrating Creativity and Emotion Through Art Ms. Krause is proud to share the nearly completed diptych paintings that the scholars have been passionately working on for the past three months. This year’s prompt was to convey emotion through color, and the team chose to explore the contrast between the innocence and brightness of childhood and the depression and dissociation of adulthood. When positioned together, the paintings create a powerful scene — an adult woman looking back on her childhood self. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported and encouraged these scholars, offering time and space for them to bring their vision to life. Their dedication and talent truly shine through these remarkable pieces! 💛🎨
Congrats to our 7th grade Explorers Team 2 January and February Scholars of the Month, who were chosen for showing steady achievement and reliability, consistent improvement, active participation, or great work ethic in their core class. Congrats also to our Citizens who are chosen for following the 3 Bs: being safe, being respectful, and being responsible. We are so proud of you all; thank you for being great role models for your peers! January: ELA: Mia Gagnon (not pictured) Math: Liam Lowry Science: Aurora Dorman Social Studies: Cora Puttre Citizen: Emillione Gaston February: Science: Emily Gates Math: Samantha Dutcher Citizen: Chloe Malin ELA: Gavin Porter Social Studies: Avery Snider
28 days ago, Gloversville Middle School
Congrats to our 7th grade Explorers Team 2 January and February Scholars of the Month, who were chosen for showing steady achievement and reliability, consistent improvement, active participation, or great work ethic in their core class. Congrats also to our Citizens who are chosen for following the 3 Bs: being safe, being respectful, and being responsible. We are so proud of you all; thank you for being great role models for your peers! January: ELA: Mia Gagnon (not pictured) Math: Liam Lowry Science: Aurora Dorman Social Studies: Cora Puttre Citizen: Emillione Gaston February: Science: Emily Gates Math: Samantha Dutcher Citizen: Chloe Malin ELA: Gavin Porter Social Studies: Avery Snider
Congrats to our 7th grade Explorers Team 2 January and February Scholars of the Month, who were chosen for showing steady achievement and reliability, consistent improvement, active participation, or great work ethic in their core class. Congrats also to our Citizens who are chosen for following the 3 Bs: being safe, being respectful, and being responsible. We are so proud of you all; thank you for being great role models for your peers! January: ELA: Mia Gagnon (not pictured) Math: Liam Lowry Science: Aurora Dorman Social Studies: Cora Puttre Citizen: Emillione Gaston February: Science: Emily Gates Math: Samantha Dutcher Citizen: Chloe Malin ELA: Gavin Porter Social Studies: Avery Snider
The Gloversville Enlarged School District proudly announces its partnership with the Hudson Headwaters Healthy Smiles School Based Dental Program to provide comprehensive dental services and oral health education to our students. This program is open to students from Pre-K through 5th grade. A dental hygienist will visit Boulevard Elementary School on Friday, March 28th and Kingsborough and Park Terrace Elementary School on Monday, March 31st. The hygienist will provide further information and distribute consent forms to all students after the visit. Please see the attached letter and video for more information. Letter: https://5il.co/3bnyl Video Link: https://www.youtubeeducation.com/watch?v=kH5n028nIYs
28 days ago, Communications
kids
Today is Epilepsy Awareness Day 💜 At Park Terrace, we’re wearing purple in support of our friends, families, and scholars living with epilepsy. Together, we stand in solidarity, raise awareness, and spread love. 💜✨ #EpilepsyAwareness #PurpleDay #ParkTerraceCares
28 days ago, Park Terrace Elementary
Today is Epilepsy Awareness Day 💜 At Park Terrace, we’re wearing purple in support of our friends, families, and scholars living with epilepsy. Together, we stand in solidarity, raise awareness, and spread love. 💜✨ #EpilepsyAwareness #PurpleDay #ParkTerraceCares
🎓 Standout Scholar Pick! 🎓 Shining a light on Jaxon Fitzpatrick — a true example of youth leadership in our community! As the Youth Sector Representative to the Glove City Coalition, Jaxon has been actively involved in prevention work since 7th grade. He’s represented Gloversville twice at the national CADCA Forum, spoken to local and national leaders about substance prevention, and recently launched the Anti-Drug Alliance at his high school, where he now serves as president. Jaxon continues to make an impact through data collection, advocacy, and community engagement — a well-deserved shoutout as a Standout Scholar! 👏🌟
28 days ago, Gloversville High School
🎓 Standout Scholar Pick! 🎓 Shining a light on Jaxon Fitzpatrick — a true example of youth leadership in our community! As the Youth Sector Representative to the Glove City Coalition, Jaxon has been actively involved in prevention work since 7th grade. He’s represented Gloversville twice at the national CADCA Forum, spoken to local and national leaders about substance prevention, and recently launched the Anti-Drug Alliance at his high school, where he now serves as president. Jaxon continues to make an impact through data collection, advocacy, and community engagement — a well-deserved shoutout as a Standout Scholar! 👏🌟
🎉 GHS Creative Writing Senior Wins Poetry Contest! 🎉 We are thrilled to share some incredible news—Michael Bowens, a senior at GHS, is now officially a published poet! 📖✨ His powerful poem, "Masks or Morality," was selected as a winning entry in The Lake Placid Young People's Poetry Contest, proudly sponsored by The Lake Placid Institute of the Arts. Michael’s poem will soon appear in the Institute’s publication, Words from the Woods, where his voice and talent will reach readers far beyond our school community. Michael took Creative Writing last semester with Mrs. Codding, who shared: "Michael has a genuine, innate gift of poetry that resides within him, and I am amazed by his skill. I am so proud of him for sharing his voice beyond the classroom!" Please join us in congratulating Michael on this exciting achievement! 👏📝🌟 #GHSProud #YoungPoet #CreativeWriting #StudentSuccess #LakePlacidPoetryContest
28 days ago, Gloversville High School
🎉 GHS Creative Writing Senior Wins Poetry Contest! 🎉 We are thrilled to share some incredible news—Michael Bowens, a senior at GHS, is now officially a published poet! 📖✨ His powerful poem, "Masks or Morality," was selected as a winning entry in The Lake Placid Young People's Poetry Contest, proudly sponsored by The Lake Placid Institute of the Arts. Michael’s poem will soon appear in the Institute’s publication, Words from the Woods, where his voice and talent will reach readers far beyond our school community. Michael took Creative Writing last semester with Mrs. Codding, who shared: "Michael has a genuine, innate gift of poetry that resides within him, and I am amazed by his skill. I am so proud of him for sharing his voice beyond the classroom!" Please join us in congratulating Michael on this exciting achievement! 👏📝🌟 #GHSProud #YoungPoet #CreativeWriting #StudentSuccess #LakePlacidPoetryContest
Sign Up For Kindergarten TODAY! If you have a child that will turn five (5) on or before December 1, 2025, fill out the digital form. Questions??? Please give us a call: Park Terrace at 518-775-5750 or Kingsborough 518-775-5730 Kindergarten Registration Dates: Kingsborough: May 13th - May 16th 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Park Terrace: May 19th - May 22nd 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The information you submit will help us plan screening appointments, staff needs, and supplies for our Kindergarten scholars entering Kindergarten next year. Your child’s school will reach out to you with an appointment for screening and registration. LINK: https://forms.gle/2qzLw4y4RcatNKaJ7
29 days ago, Polly Benjamin
kindergarten
🎩💛 On Tuesday, March 25, the GHS National Honor Society hosted a special "Hat Day" — and it was a huge success! 100% of the proceeds will go toward supporting childhood cancer research and care. A big THANK YOU to everyone who participated and helped make a difference, one hat at a time! 🎗️ #GHSCares #HatDayForHope #ChildhoodCancerAwareness
29 days ago, Gloversville High School
🎩💛 On Tuesday, March 25, the GHS National Honor Society hosted a special "Hat Day" — and it was a huge success! 100% of the proceeds will go toward supporting childhood cancer research and care. A big THANK YOU to everyone who participated and helped make a difference, one hat at a time! 🎗️ #GHSCares #HatDayForHope #ChildhoodCancerAwareness
🌟 Scholar Spotlight: Ava Brae & Kylie Koch! 🌟 Meet Ava Brae and Kylie Koch — true leaders and shining stars at Gloversville Middle School! These incredible 8th-grade scholars are the voices behind our daily morning announcements, bringing a “ray of sunshine” to the start of every school day. ☀️🎙️ As the co-anchors of the GMS Morning Show, Ava and Kylie take time out of their busy schedules to write, produce, and record content that keeps our school community informed and inspired — all while maintaining excellent grades and participating in multiple clubs and sports. 🏆📚⚽🎭 Dependable, dedicated, and always positive, this dynamic duo is a perfect example of what it means to be a role model. We are so proud of everything they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what their futures hold! 👏 Let’s hear it for Ava and Kylie — you make GMS proud! 💙🖤 #GMSSpotlight #ScholarLeaders #ProudToBeGMS #RisingStars #RoleModels
about 1 month ago, Gloversville Middle School
🌟 Scholar Spotlight: Ava Brae & Kylie Koch! 🌟 Meet Ava Brae and Kylie Koch — true leaders and shining stars at Gloversville Middle School! These incredible 8th-grade scholars are the voices behind our daily morning announcements, bringing a “ray of sunshine” to the start of every school day. ☀️🎙️ As the co-anchors of the GMS Morning Show, Ava and Kylie take time out of their busy schedules to write, produce, and record content that keeps our school community informed and inspired — all while maintaining excellent grades and participating in multiple clubs and sports. 🏆📚⚽🎭 Dependable, dedicated, and always positive, this dynamic duo is a perfect example of what it means to be a role model. We are so proud of everything they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what their futures hold! 👏 Let’s hear it for Ava and Kylie — you make GMS proud! 💙🖤 #GMSSpotlight #ScholarLeaders #ProudToBeGMS #RisingStars #RoleModels
Mrs. Stryjek's 5th Grade Kid Wind Club went to Colonie Middle School Saturday to compete in the wind turbine competition. Three groups were in attendance: The Wind Games with Zaiden Salinas and Ravyn Lozo, The Wind Flower Power with Landon Rajter and Gabby Southworth, and Out of this Galaxy Turbine with Dominono DiGrazia and Addison Darling. At the competition they had to present their project in front of three experts, including teachers and engineers, followed by the actual running of their wind turbine in the tunnel two times to measure their Power Score. The Wind Flower Power group won an award for most creative wind turbine and they WOWed the judges with their idea of putting a Sunflower painted turbine in a sunflower field! The Out of this Galaxy Turbine had the most power of the three groups with 185.60396 milliwatts and scored the highest in their presentation to the judges! They took 4th place out of 7 Elementary teams from around the Capital Region. Great job to all teams and thank you parents for supporting STEAM in the schools!
about 1 month ago, Boulevard Elementary
Mrs. Stryjek's 5th Grade Kid Wind Club went to Colonie Middle School Saturday to compete in the wind turbine competition. Three groups were in attendance: The Wind Games with Zaiden Salinas and Ravyn Lozo, The Wind Flower Power with Landon Rajter and Gabby Southworth, and Out of this Galaxy Turbine with Dominono DiGrazia and Addison Darling. At the competition they had to present their project in front of three experts, including teachers and engineers, followed by the actual running of their wind turbine in the tunnel two times to measure their Power Score. The Wind Flower Power group won an award for most creative wind turbine and they WOWed the judges with their idea of putting a Sunflower painted turbine in a sunflower field! The Out of this Galaxy Turbine had the most power of the three groups with 185.60396 milliwatts and scored the highest in their presentation to the judges! They took 4th place out of 7 Elementary teams from around the Capital Region. Great job to all teams and thank you parents for supporting STEAM in the schools!
Mrs. Stryjek's 5th Grade Kid Wind Club went to Colonie Middle School Saturday to compete in the wind turbine competition. Three groups were in attendance: The Wind Games with Zaiden Salinas and Ravyn Lozo, The Wind Flower Power with Landon Rajter and Gabby Southworth, and Out of this Galaxy Turbine with Dominono DiGrazia and Addison Darling. At the competition they had to present their project in front of three experts, including teachers and engineers, followed by the actual running of their wind turbine in the tunnel two times to measure their Power Score. The Wind Flower Power group won an award for most creative wind turbine and they WOWed the judges with their idea of putting a Sunflower painted turbine in a sunflower field! The Out of this Galaxy Turbine had the most power of the three groups with 185.60396 milliwatts and scored the highest in their presentation to the judges! They took 4th place out of 7 Elementary teams from around the Capital Region. Great job to all teams and thank you parents for supporting STEAM in the schools!
Mrs. Stryjek's 5th Grade Kid Wind Club went to Colonie Middle School Saturday to compete in the wind turbine competition. Three groups were in attendance: The Wind Games with Zaiden Salinas and Ravyn Lozo, The Wind Flower Power with Landon Rajter and Gabby Southworth, and Out of this Galaxy Turbine with Dominono DiGrazia and Addison Darling. At the competition they had to present their project in front of three experts, including teachers and engineers, followed by the actual running of their wind turbine in the tunnel two times to measure their Power Score. The Wind Flower Power group won an award for most creative wind turbine and they WOWed the judges with their idea of putting a Sunflower painted turbine in a sunflower field! The Out of this Galaxy Turbine had the most power of the three groups with 185.60396 milliwatts and scored the highest in their presentation to the judges! They took 4th place out of 7 Elementary teams from around the Capital Region. Great job to all teams and thank you parents for supporting STEAM in the schools!
Mrs. Stryjek's 5th Grade Kid Wind Club went to Colonie Middle School Saturday to compete in the wind turbine competition. Three groups were in attendance: The Wind Games with Zaiden Salinas and Ravyn Lozo, The Wind Flower Power with Landon Rajter and Gabby Southworth, and Out of this Galaxy Turbine with Dominono DiGrazia and Addison Darling. At the competition they had to present their project in front of three experts, including teachers and engineers, followed by the actual running of their wind turbine in the tunnel two times to measure their Power Score. The Wind Flower Power group won an award for most creative wind turbine and they WOWed the judges with their idea of putting a Sunflower painted turbine in a sunflower field! The Out of this Galaxy Turbine had the most power of the three groups with 185.60396 milliwatts and scored the highest in their presentation to the judges! They took 4th place out of 7 Elementary teams from around the Capital Region. Great job to all teams and thank you parents for supporting STEAM in the schools!
Mrs. Stryjek's 5th Grade Kid Wind Club went to Colonie Middle School Saturday to compete in the wind turbine competition. Three groups were in attendance: The Wind Games with Zaiden Salinas and Ravyn Lozo, The Wind Flower Power with Landon Rajter and Gabby Southworth, and Out of this Galaxy Turbine with Dominono DiGrazia and Addison Darling. At the competition they had to present their project in front of three experts, including teachers and engineers, followed by the actual running of their wind turbine in the tunnel two times to measure their Power Score. The Wind Flower Power group won an award for most creative wind turbine and they WOWed the judges with their idea of putting a Sunflower painted turbine in a sunflower field! The Out of this Galaxy Turbine had the most power of the three groups with 185.60396 milliwatts and scored the highest in their presentation to the judges! They took 4th place out of 7 Elementary teams from around the Capital Region. Great job to all teams and thank you parents for supporting STEAM in the schools!
🏆 PTA REPOST*🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school.
about 1 month ago, Communications
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
🏆🏆🏆 Gloversville Elementary PTA Founders Day Awards 🏆🏆🏆 To celebrate National PTA Founders Day, our board spent the day touring around Gloversville Enlarged School District celebrating those members of our school community that make an impact on the lives of children every day and have gone above and beyond to give their time to helping the PTA this year. This year's recipients were as follows: 🎖 National PTA Life Achievement Award: The highest honor that can be given by the nation's largest child advocacy organization. Units like ours can nominate and award this honor to a person who daily lives out his or her commitment to children; their education, health, and well-being. Our financial contribution for this award has gone to the National PTA Endowment Fund, ensuring longevity of the association. This year, we have chosen Mary-Jo Lomanto 🎖 NYS PTA Honorary Life Member Award: This award recognizes individuals for their contribution to the welfare of children and youth. Our financial contributions for this award have been split evenly between the NYS PTA Teacher Fellowship For Graduate Study Fund and NYS PTA Scholarship Fund For Teacher Education. This year, we have chosen Lashawn Hawkins 🎖 NYS PTA Community Service Award: This award is given to a group of individuals in thankful recognition and gratitude for what they have achieved, giving their time, energy, and resources, on behalf of the children and youth in their school, community and/or state. This year, we have chosen Jen Hazzard and The GHS Key Club 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Super Star Award: This award recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond this year to volunteer their time. This year, we have chosen Lisa Gutta 🎖 Gloversville Elementary PTA Spirit of PTA Award: This award recognizes an individual who embodies the spirit of PTA; lending a helping hand enthusiastically and without hesitation. This year, we have chosen Jennifer Frasier 🎖 And we honored one of our own, Amanda Teetz, who has been involved in PTA for many years and has spent countless hours making magic happen all around the district in her various roles within PTA and serving on committees throughout the school. Thank you to this year's recipients for all of the work you have done and continue to do for this community.
Question: What are you doing Friday, April 4th? Correct Answer: Playing Trivia! Create a team to compete against others at Trivia Night! There will be 10 questions each round from various categories and prizes for round winners, game winners, and the best team name. Check out the flyer for more information.
about 1 month ago, Communications
Question: What are you doing Friday, April 4th? Correct Answer: Playing Trivia! Create a team to compete against others at Trivia Night! There will be 10 questions each round from various categories and prizes for round winners, game winners, and the best team name. Check out the flyer for more information.
📚✨ Read Across America came to life in Ms. Sherry Boynton's classroom this week! Scholars dove into the joy of reading with fun activities, favorite books, and plenty of smiles to celebrate the magic of stories. From page-turning adventures to quiet reading moments, it was a week full of imagination and learning! Way to go, Ms. Boynton and class! 📖❤️ #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSReads #LoveForLiteracy #GloversvillePride
about 1 month ago, Kingsborough Elementary
📚✨ Read Across America came to life in Ms. Sherry Boynton's classroom this week! Scholars dove into the joy of reading with fun activities, favorite books, and plenty of smiles to celebrate the magic of stories. From page-turning adventures to quiet reading moments, it was a week full of imagination and learning! Way to go, Ms. Boynton and class! 📖❤️ #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSReads #LoveForLiteracy #GloversvillePride
📚✨ Read Across America came to life in Ms. Sherry Boynton's classroom this week! Scholars dove into the joy of reading with fun activities, favorite books, and plenty of smiles to celebrate the magic of stories. From page-turning adventures to quiet reading moments, it was a week full of imagination and learning! Way to go, Ms. Boynton and class! 📖❤️ #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSReads #LoveForLiteracy #GloversvillePride
📚✨ Read Across America came to life in Ms. Sherry Boynton's classroom this week! Scholars dove into the joy of reading with fun activities, favorite books, and plenty of smiles to celebrate the magic of stories. From page-turning adventures to quiet reading moments, it was a week full of imagination and learning! Way to go, Ms. Boynton and class! 📖❤️ #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSReads #LoveForLiteracy #GloversvillePride
📚✨ Read Across America came to life in Ms. Sherry Boynton's classroom this week! Scholars dove into the joy of reading with fun activities, favorite books, and plenty of smiles to celebrate the magic of stories. From page-turning adventures to quiet reading moments, it was a week full of imagination and learning! Way to go, Ms. Boynton and class! 📖❤️ #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSReads #LoveForLiteracy #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
about 1 month ago, Gloversville High School
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Even the faculty and staff at Gloversville High School got in on the fun with their own spirit-themed days this week! 🎉 Here’s what the lineup looked like: 🍀 Monday – Wear Green 😴 Tuesday – Tired Teachers 🎨 Wednesday – Monochromatic Outfits 🏀 Thursday – March Madness 🥤 Friday – Anything but a Cup We wrapped up the week with a school-wide vote for the most creative "not-a-cup" creation—check out some of the hilarious and inventive submissions below! Who do you think had the best one? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #GHSspirit #TeacherFun #AnythingButACup #GloversvillePride
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
about 1 month ago, Communications
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
Boulevard Elementary School Strengthens Partnership with Gloversville Public Library Through Engaging Third-Grade Field Trip Third-grade students from Boulevard Elementary School recently participated in an enriching field trip to the Gloversville Public Library, reinforcing a strong partnership focused on literacy, learning, and community collaboration. During the visit, students embarked on a guided tour of the library, gaining insight into its vast collection of books, digital resources, and community programs. The experience also included a special storytime session, where students engaged in the joy of storytelling. Additionally, each student had the opportunity to receive a temporary library card, allowing them to explore and check out materials to continue their reading journey beyond the classroom. This collaboration between Boulevard Elementary School and the Gloversville Public Library underscores a shared commitment to fostering literacy and providing students with meaningful educational experiences. Through these partnerships, students gain access to valuable resources that support their academic growth and encourage a lifelong love of reading. “We are incredibly grateful for the continued partnership with the Gloversville Public Library,” said Brian DiPasquale, Principal of Boulevard Elementary School. “This field trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with the library, develop their literacy skills, and see firsthand the resources available to them in their own community.” Boulevard Elementary School looks forward to continuing this collaboration, ensuring that students have the tools, experiences, and support needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
📢 Ticket Sale Extended! 🎟️✨ This is the final week to purchase your Someone Special Dance tickets! 💃🕺Don't miss your chance to grab yours—tickets can still be purchased through each building's Main Office this Thursday and Friday! We will have food and dancing with music by Jurrassic Jamz, plus many items available for purchase including: Professional Photos by Viscosi, Raffle Baskets (including a brand new bicycle!), Face Painting, Nail Art, Balloon Art, Stuff a Bears, Accessories and more! Get ready for a day of fun and memories! 🌟❤️ #SomeoneSpecialDance #GetYourTickets #DontMissOut
about 1 month ago, Communications
📢 Ticket Sale Extended! 🎟️✨ This is the final week to purchase your Someone Special Dance tickets! 💃🕺Don't miss your chance to grab yours—tickets can still be purchased through each building's Main Office this Thursday and Friday! We will have food and dancing with music by Jurrassic Jamz, plus many items available for purchase including: Professional Photos by Viscosi, Raffle Baskets (including a brand new bicycle!), Face Painting, Nail Art, Balloon Art, Stuff a Bears, Accessories and more! Get ready for a day of fun and memories! 🌟❤️ #SomeoneSpecialDance #GetYourTickets #DontMissOut
📚✨ GHS National Honor Society Joins Read Across America! ✨📚 On Monday, March 3, the GHS National Honor Society had the honor of participating in the annual Read Across America event at Park Terrace and Kingsborough Elementary Schools! 🏫📖 Our scholars had a fantastic time sharing their love of reading with the younger students, fostering a passion for books and learning. It was a wonderful experience seeing the excitement and joy on their faces as they explored new stories together! Thank you to the teachers and staff for welcoming us—we can’t wait to do it again next year! ❤️📚 #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSHonorSociety #LoveForReading #FutureScholars
about 1 month ago, Gloversville High School
📚✨ GHS National Honor Society Joins Read Across America! ✨📚 On Monday, March 3, the GHS National Honor Society had the honor of participating in the annual Read Across America event at Park Terrace and Kingsborough Elementary Schools! 🏫📖 Our scholars had a fantastic time sharing their love of reading with the younger students, fostering a passion for books and learning. It was a wonderful experience seeing the excitement and joy on their faces as they explored new stories together! Thank you to the teachers and staff for welcoming us—we can’t wait to do it again next year! ❤️📚 #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSHonorSociety #LoveForReading #FutureScholars
📚✨ GHS National Honor Society Joins Read Across America! ✨📚 On Monday, March 3, the GHS National Honor Society had the honor of participating in the annual Read Across America event at Park Terrace and Kingsborough Elementary Schools! 🏫📖 Our scholars had a fantastic time sharing their love of reading with the younger students, fostering a passion for books and learning. It was a wonderful experience seeing the excitement and joy on their faces as they explored new stories together! Thank you to the teachers and staff for welcoming us—we can’t wait to do it again next year! ❤️📚 #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSHonorSociety #LoveForReading #FutureScholars
📚✨ GHS National Honor Society Joins Read Across America! ✨📚 On Monday, March 3, the GHS National Honor Society had the honor of participating in the annual Read Across America event at Park Terrace and Kingsborough Elementary Schools! 🏫📖 Our scholars had a fantastic time sharing their love of reading with the younger students, fostering a passion for books and learning. It was a wonderful experience seeing the excitement and joy on their faces as they explored new stories together! Thank you to the teachers and staff for welcoming us—we can’t wait to do it again next year! ❤️📚 #ReadAcrossAmerica #GHSHonorSociety #LoveForReading #FutureScholars
🎉✨ Get Ready for the HPDC Dance Team SEASON 30 SHOWCASE! ✨🎉 Join us for an unforgettable night of award-winning dance performances as we celebrate 30 seasons of incredible talent, passion, and dedication! 💃🔥 📅 Saturday, April 5 🕕 6:00 PM 📍 Gloversville High School 💰 $8 Students | $10 Adults 🎟️ Pre-sale tickets available online! Scan the QR code on the flyer or grab yours before they sell out!
about 1 month ago, Gloversville High School
🎉✨ Get Ready for the HPDC Dance Team SEASON 30 SHOWCASE! ✨🎉 Join us for an unforgettable night of award-winning dance performances as we celebrate 30 seasons of incredible talent, passion, and dedication! 💃🔥 📅 Saturday, April 5 🕕 6:00 PM 📍 Gloversville High School 💰 $8 Students | $10 Adults 🎟️ Pre-sale tickets available online! Scan the QR code on the flyer or grab yours before they sell out!
Tweens with Taste April 7th at 5 PM Grades 4-8 Make a tasty snack and learn about the importance of healthy eating! Registration Required: (518) 725-2819
about 1 month ago, Communications
Tweens with Taste APRIL 7 @ 5 PM Grades 4-8 Make a tasty snack and learn about the importance of healthy eating! Registration Required: (518) 725-2819
Sign Up For Kindergarten TODAY! If you have a child that will turn five (5) on or before December 1, 2025, fill out the digital form. Questions??? Please give us a call: Park Terrace at 518-775-5750 or Kingsborough 518-775-5730 Kindergarten Registration Dates: Kingsborough: May 13th - May 16th 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Park Terrace: May 19th - May 22nd 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The information you submit will help us plan screening appointments, staff needs, and supplies for our Kindergarten scholars entering Kindergarten next year. Your child’s school will reach out to you with an appointment for screening and registration. LINK: https://forms.gle/2qzLw4y4RcatNKaJ7
about 1 month ago, Polly Benjamin
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