Schalmont’s MasterMinds Club had another great meet Wednesday as the varsity team split their games with a win over Rensselaer while losing to CBA. The JV team beat Columbia and CBA while narrowly losing to Rensselaer. “If you see them, wish them good luck as they are in competition again next week at Averill Park …
So much fun in Jefferson Elementary PTO’s Lego Club this week! Interest was so high for the afterschool program that the PTO website crashed during sign ups! A total of 73 students enjoyed the club this week and the PTO is exploring if they can expand it due to the great interest. Thank you to …
Hard to beat the smiles of our Jefferson Elementary students enjoying some spring-like weather at recess Tuesday! See more photos on our Flickr page.
Schalmont would like to share an update with our community about the progress we’ve made towards creating a Pre-K program for our district. We first want to thank our Pre-K Advisory Committee, a group of 30+ parents, guardians, educators, and other community members who met eight times in the past year to discuss all the …
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Schalmont Middle School’s P.I.T. Crew has a new website thanks to the school’s Coding Club! Students of the afterschool club worked with members of the P.I.T. (Partnership, Involvement Teamwork) Crew to design a website where families could find information about upcoming events and how to get involved. A link to the website is on our …
Schalmont High School’s Key Club will hold an American Red Cross Blood Drive Wednesday, March 6 from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the High School Gym 2. Register to donate here or email Ms. Carr at scarr@schalmont.net.
Lots of Valentine’s Day fun in Mrs. Williams’ kindergarten class! See more photos on our Flickr page.
Congratulations to Schalmont junior Carter Flowers who took 1st place in the 800 meters at the Garden State Invitational this past weekend with a time of 1:57.71! Good luck at states, Carter! #schalmontpride
High School students in Ms. Hanson’s Culinary classes took a field trip to Nicole’s Catering in Albany this month where they toured the facility and learned about the operations and inner workings of the business. Students even enjoyed a demonstration from their Executive Chef on fresh mozzarella, bruschetta and marinara sauce, even creating their own …
Fourth graders enjoyed a hands-on lesson about their local aquifer this week thanks to guests from the Town of Rotterdam’s Public Works Department. Gathered around a large model, students pretended to be storms as they sprayed water and watched how the water flowed. Students also tried to control water runoff by placing berms they made …
