Schalmont students and staff will be greeted with encouraging messages this morning when they arrive at the High School thanks to two student clubs! As part of an annual tradition, students wrote messages in chalk on the sidewalk outside school to spread positivity for the start of the school year. In the past, SADD Club …
Schlamont is proud to welcome our newest faculty who joined us for today’s Orientation Day! Welcome Amber Berry (MS Academic Intervention Services), Shannon D’Aurizio (JES Special Education), Jessica Torsiello (JES Special Education), Jessica Dolan (MS Academic Intervention Services), Camryn Mesick (JES Social Worker), Heather O’Keefe (MS Family & Consumer Sciences), Lyndsay Mattice (HS Special Education), …
Congratulations to Schalmont junior Lillian Johnson who is now an independently published author! Lillian authored and illustrated her original children’s book “Operation Illness” in Mrs. Mattice’s Creative Writing class this year for a class project. The book tells the story of Coughing Carl and a crew of germs trying to get students sick but the …
Congratulations to Schalmont senior Justin Zier who was named an Outstanding Student of the Year for the Capital Region BOCES CTE Schoharie Campus! Justin was one of just two students to receive the honor at today’s Capital Region BOCES awards and graduation ceremony, where he graduated from the Automotive Trades Technology program. Justin plans to …
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Congratulations to the following Schalmont students who were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society! Cole Carman, Criminal Justice Brianna Galka, Cosmetology Jack Levin, Welding and Metal Fabrication Kirsten Moran, Criminal Justice Cole Smith, Culinary Arts & Hospitality Technology Vincent Unser, Game Design & Implementation Capital Region BOCES held a ceremony recently to honor students …
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Schalmont High School students shared advice with 8th graders last week to help them with their transition to 9th grade next year. Upperclassmen visited classrooms where they gave plenty of great advice from things to look forward to like pep rallies and football games to the importance of not falling behind in school work to …
