Schalmont is proud to announce every one of our Winter Sports teams was named a Scholar-Athlete team by the NYS Public High School Athletic Association! To receive the honor, a teamβs GPA must be 90 or above for 75% of the roster. Congratulations! #sabrepride π Boys Basketball π Girls Basketball π³ Boys Bowling π³ Girls …
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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 …
Schalmont is excited to announce that we are now a Special Olympics Unified School and will start a Unified Basketball Program this spring! Unified Sports provides students with and without intellectual disabilities an opportunity to play sports together on the same team. Schalmont recently completed the process to offer the program for our grades 9-12 …
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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 π …
Registration for all Spring Sports is now open! Families can register using the Family ID website. Please note, boys and girls lacrosse at the modified, JV and varsity levels is now an option for students as we have just finalized the creation of a merged lacrosse team with Schalmont, Mohonasen and Schenectady. More details will …
ο»Ώ Students in Mrs. Baird’s Physics classes put their learning to the test Thursday for the annual Egg Drop Day! Challenged to build structures that would protect an egg from a drop, students took turns dropping them to see if the eggs would crack. Great job!
