The Jefferson Elementary PTO has organized a Schalmont Night at Maple Ski Ridge this winter where students in grades 2-12 can learn how to ski or snowboard. The ski program runs for six weeks on Fridays from January 5 to February 9. Parents or guardians must provide transportation and are responsible for their children; this …
Schalmont welcomed our community’s veterans today to thank them for their service at the annual Middle School Veterans Day Celebration! 🇺🇲 Students talked with veterans during a special breakfast, applauded them as they walked the school hallways, asked questions about their service, and listened to their stories about the kinship they formed in the military. …
Jefferson Elementary and Schalmont Middle School families are asked to please fill out a Snack/Extra Entree Permission Form if you would like your child to purchase them during lunch. A Permission Form is available here. Please contact Food Services Director Maria Zarrillo at mzarrillo@schalmont.net with any questions.
Schalmont Middle School wants to let families know that snacks are available again at Schalmont Middle School during lunch periods. Options include: Cookies (Chocolate Chip, Sugar, M&M’s) – $0.50 Assorted Baked Chips – $1 Rice Krispies Treat – $1 Drinks/Water Bottles (16 oz.) – $1 Snapple & Switch Juice – $1.25
Celebrating your child’s birthdays at school can be fun for them and stress-free for you! Leave the delivery up to our School Lunch staff! Fresh Baked Pretzel Platter – $15 Rice Krispie Treats Platter – $15 Fresh Baked Cookies – $5 a dozen Sugar, Chocolate Chip and M&M’s, and Assorted Ice Cream – $15 Flavors …
Congratulations to Schalmont’s Girls Soccer Team who are Section II Class A Champions after their 3-1 win over Broadalbin-Perth Saturday night! Congrats also to junior Gianna Cirilla who became Schalmont’s single season scoring leader with 48 goals, breaking a record previously held by Sofia Cassano who had 47 goals in 2019!
Schalmont students helped raise awareness and money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with a walk that began before sunrise on Thursday morning. Senior David Cafarelli organized the Out of the Darkness Walk on the High School track, which symbolizes the journey that those affected by depression take and their path from darkness to …
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