How do our 1st graders celebrate 120 days of school? With a Glow Day, of course! 🌟 “This is the best day ever!” was the refrain of the day as 1st grade classrooms bubbled with excitement for Glow Day on Friday, as students celebrated being 120 days brighter. Countless learning activities were paired with fun …
Fourth graders did a great job in their rehearsals for their Grade 4 Concerts! See more photos on our Flickr page!
Schalmont presented its preliminary 2025-26 school budget Monday evening, a budget that once again preserves all programs and opportunities for students, requires no cuts to faculty or staff, and invests in a new Pre-K program at Woestina Elementary. After four straight years with no tax levy increase, the proposed 2025-26 budget includes a 1.75% increase. …
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Congratulations to Schalmont junior Everett Montgomery whose photography is on display at the Albany Center Gallery after it was selected for the 26th Annual High School Regional Art Exhibit! Everett’s work was chosen for the exhibit, which features artwork from students across the region, by artists who reviewed hundreds of submissions. The exhibit will be …
Superheroes, Assemble! Great job Jefferson Elementary students on Superhero Day, part of the school’s celebrations for the March Madness Readathon! #sabrepride See more photos on our Flickr page!
Congratulations to our Schalmont students who medaled in Wednesday’s Regional SkillsUSA Competition! SkillsUSA is an annual competition where Career & Technical Education students enjoy an opportunity to showcase their skills. The regional event features students from schools across the Capital District, competing in areas from automotive trades to cosmetology to culinary arts. Congratulations! #sabrepride 🏅 …
Jefferson Elementary students learned all about writing and telling stories Tuesday during an author visit from James Preller! Speaking to groups of students throughout the day, Mr. Preller shared his love for writing stories and encouraged students to share theirs. He thanked the PTO and Jefferson teachers for welcoming him to the school. “I’m not …
