Happy Friday to all! Today was a Superintendent Conference Day, so students had the day off. While our students are away, our teachers, support staff, and administrators will be participating in a full day of professional development. This day gives us the opportunity for specific training, group discussions, team building activities and other collaborative experiences …
I hope you all had an enjoyable Mid-Winter Recess and are feeling refreshed as we begin the month of March! A reminder that there will be no classes next Friday, March 8 for a Superintendent conference day. As you know, we have been experiencing issues with our Internet and canceled classes this past Thursday. Our …
The Hudson Falls Kindergarten Center cordially invites our Community-Based Organizations to attend an overview of our program at our annual UPK Parent Night. This is also an opportunity to learn more about being a potential collaborator for the 2024-2025 school year and the proposal process. Please join us: When: Thursday, March 21 Time: 6:00 p.m. …
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Each year at the National Honor Society Ceremony, HFCSD also recognizes our Wall of Distinction inductees. This tradition honors highly successful graduates who have gone on to distinguished careers in various fields or who have become role models in the community. The Wall also demonstrates to students and the community the caliber of students produced …
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Friday’s dismissal bell kicked off winter recess meaning there will be no classes this Monday, February 19, through Friday, February 23. I hope everyone enjoys their time off whether it’s going on a vacation or staying home and recharging. Classes will resume on Monday, February 26 and it is never too late to set attendance …
Exciting news Tigers! The Hudson Falls Central School District Board of Education determined that a $54.1 million Capital Project will go before voters on March 27, 2024. We work hard to provide the best environments for our school community and this Capital Project will improve conditions in each building by addressing infrastructure needs. It will …
The Governor recently released her 2024-25 executive budget proposal including reduced funding for schools and changes to how school funding is calculated, we urge you to have your voice heard by the Governor and our elected representatives in the State Senate and Assembly. Below is a link to some tools put together by the New …
It is hard to believe February has arrived, but many exciting things are happening across the district. Students have reached the halfway point in the classroom, enriched by school dances, musical productions and clubs that have students engaged in a variety of activities. As a reminder, February also brings our mid-winter recess. There will be …
It’s hard to believe we’re wrapping up the second marking period and are halfway through the academic school year. While it may still feel like there is a long way to go with this school year, a lot of hard work has already taken place. Kudos to everyone for their hard work to date. And …
Attendance in school is vital to success and we have emphasized the importance of attendance often. It is also the time of year when we see increases in illness throughout our schools and it is equally important to maintain a safe and healthy environment for all. Communication with the Health Office can help confirm whether …
