Our Tiger Spirit was in full swing – and full color – throughout the week. From students and staff decked out in pink to raise awareness about breast cancer to class color themes of black, gray, blue and red to the green and white that capped off the week, our pride and energy was …
Dear High School Families, Starting on Monday, October 24th the auditorium entrance will be closed down so that demolition and construction can start for the new secured entry. Starting on that date all students and visitors will be directed to use the gym entrance. This includes students who arrive late to school. The desk and …
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Our District Head Nurse Jodie M. Boucher, RN and the nursing team would like to provide families with the following important and timely information as we begin to see an increase in illnesses: It can be hard to know when to send children to school if they tell you that they do not feel well. …
Hello Tiger Family, Seeing so many of our students, faculty, and staff dress in attire from previous decades – rallying for a good cause – as they participated in the Decades for Goodness event earlier today was a wonderful way to end the week on a positive note. The compassion and care demonstrated by our …
The 2021-2022 school year is wrapping up, and we have some remaining activities we want to make sure families and the community know are taking place: Wednesday, June 8 Awards Assembly 8 a.m. Senior yearbook distribution Thursday, June 9 Junior yearbook distribution during lunch Friday, June 10 Senior class trip to Boston Sophomore yearbook distribution …
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Dear Tiger Family, We are saddened by the events that occurred in Uvalde, Texas, yesterday afternoon and Buffalo earlier this month. We want to share with you some information about how to talk with children about these types of events. Based on your child’s age: Minimize or eliminate exposure to the media. Repeated viewing of …
Proposed 2022-23 school district budget carries 0% tax levy increase On Tuesday, May 17, Hudson Falls Central School District residents will vote on a $49,274,802 proposed budget for the 2022-23 school year. The proposed budget, which has an increase of $2,947,075 or 6.36% over the current year’s budget, will result in no increase to the …
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The Hudson Falls Athletics Department is excited to announce a new online registration through FamilyID for participation in interscholastic athletics grades 7-12. FamilyID is a secure registration platform that provides users with an easy, efficient way to register for our programs while helping us streamline the process for all athletes. When you register through FamilyID, …
The Hudson Falls Central School District is excited to launch the “Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow” attendance campaign for all UPK-12 students starting Monday, March 21. The pandemic has exacerbated many issues facing our students today, including chronic absenteeism and learning loss. Student attendance is a huge part of academic success. Bringing awareness to the issue …
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Dear Tiger Family, As you are aware, the statewide universal mask mandate for schools was lifted as of today, March 2, 2022. This means that the majority of students, staff and school visitors are no longer required to wear a mask in our school buildings or school buses. Of course, mask-wearing continues to be optional …
