Author: marybeth.galarneau
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Cohoes High School Second Quarter Honor Roll
Cohoes High School has announced Highest Honors (95+), High Honors (90-94.9) and Honors (85-89.9) students for the second quarter of the 2024-25 school year. Highest Honor Roll 95+ Jack Abdul, Max Abdul, Rosalyn Annely, Jaelyn Anson, Aaron Apisa, Theadora Avramidis, Landon Bastian, Ethan Beck, Omarli Bessent, Sarah Bova, Maleha Bowens, Hannah Bullock, Italo Carrillo Dominguez,…
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CMS Career Week: Igniting a Passion for the Future!
Cohoes Middle School students recently immersed themselves in a week of learning about various career paths thanks to representatives from the United States Marines and the NYS Labor Department Youth Bureau. During PE classes, students in grades sixth through eighth put aside scooter hockey and handball to learn military drills and survival training led by…
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Immediate openings in UPK
The Cohoes City School District has immediate openings for the 4-year-old Universal Pre-kindergarten program at Abram Lansing Elementary, Harmony Hill School and Van Schaick Grade School. Please contact District Registrar Alena Savaria at 518.237.4131, ext. 2299 or email asavaria@cohoes.org for more information.
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CTE Entertainment Technology program open house
Cohoes high school students interested in a career in theater or movie productions will have an opportunity next month to not only put their futures in the fast lane to those exciting careers, but also tour the historic Proctors Theatre. An open house for the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School Entertainment Technology program…
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Cohoes BOE welcomes Margaret Giller as newly-appointed board president
At the January 8, 2025 Cohoes City Board of Education meeting, the board voted to appoint Margaret Giller as the new board president. This decision comes after the resignation of former president Nadia Carey, who served two terms and made a number of notable contributions during her tenure. Mrs. Giller is familiar with the role…
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CHS sophomores tour Capital Region Boces CTE building
Last week, a group of CHS sophomores had the opportunity to tour the Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical Education (CTE) building in Albany. Students learned about the program last month during a presentation from their counselors and signed up for the field trip on a first come first serve basis. CHS counselors Lea Miller and Chris Fournier,…