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Middleburgh Residents Approve School Budget and Transportation Upgrades for 2024-25
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Columbia-Greene Community College launches GED site
Columbia-Greene Community College has opened a new General Educational Development (GED) testing site in their Professional Academic Center (PAC) on their campus. The site will be the only GED testing site between Albany and Poughkeepsie and will expand access to essential educational resources for Columbia and Greene County residents and beyond.
Schoharie CSD Board Election on May 21: Choose Your Local Education Leaders
On May 21, 2024, the Schoharie CSD Board of Education will conduct elections for two open seats. These are three-year terms beginning on July 1, 2024. Lance Hellstrom, a current member, will not seek re-election. Lynda Lewandowski is running for a second term; her current term ends on June 30, 2024.
Schoharie's Future Workforce: Local Students Commit to Careers at National Signing Day
The Capital Region BOCES National Signing Day took place in Albany, celebrating 32 high school and adult education students who signed letters of intent with local employers. The event was held at the Career & Technical Education (CTE) Center – Albany Campus and was attended by over 180 people from business, labor, and education sectors.
SSCS Juniors Roll the Dice at Casino-Themed Prom at Coach Doig Gym
The SSCS Class of 2025 held their Junior Prom with a casino theme on May 4-5, 2024, at the Coach Doig Gym. The gym was decorated to reflect the theme, featuring a dance floor and a color scheme of black, red, and gold. The theme slogan was 'All or Nothing.'
Middleburgh High School Hosts Distracted Driving Awareness Event with SADD
On May 3, Hang Up and Drive partnered with Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) to teach high school students about the dangers of distracted driving. The program was held for students in grades 9-12 at Middleburgh High School and focused on the risks of alcohol, drugs, peer pressure, and other dangerous behaviors while driving.
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