Category: Archive
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Message from Superintendent O’Shea regarding community support and food resources
Dear Cohoes Families, We realize that many of our families may be affected by the temporary suspension of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits that occurred on November 1, 2025. To assist you during this difficult time, we have compiled a list of resources available in Cohoes and Latham that can offer support. We…
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Students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Students in Mrs. Ozols’ Spanish classes at Cohoes High School celebrated Hispanic Heritage earlier this month by pairing up in groups and giving a variety of presentations to their peers. They were tasked with choosing an aspect of their culture in the United States that has been influenced by citizens of Hispanic origin, such as…
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A message from Superintendent O’Shea regarding School Safety Protocols
Dear Cohoes Families, The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. One of our District’s four core beliefs is, ‘We believe in a positive school climate and culture.’ With that in mind, I want to make you aware of the systems we have in place to ensure a safe learning environment.…
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Welcoming in a year of purpose, progress and impact
The energy was festive as teachers and staff gathered at Cohoes High School for Superintendent’s Conference Day to kick off the 2025-26 school year last week. After enjoying breakfast where old friends mingled and new ones forged friendships, everyone headed to the auditorium where Superintendent Peggy O’Shea welcomed the group and thanked the Board of…
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CHS outdoor track now open
The outdoor track at Cohoes High School is now open through November 1, 2025 from 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m. for Cohoes City residents only. Due to fall sports practices and games, there will be limited times when it will be available for use in the afternoon/evening hours. You will need to register online to…
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Honoring our 2024-2025 retirees
Long-time faculty and staff who are retiring this year were recognized at the June 11 Board of Education meeting. This year, there are eight employees with a total of 184 years of service. District Office Cohoes Middle School Cohoes High School Harmony Hill School Districtwide “Each of you have poured your talent and passion and…
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2025-26 Code of Conduct available for public comment
The Cohoes City School District is accepting public comment on its 2025-26 Code of Conduct through August 3. The Code of Conduct is a set of rules and guidelines put in place to foster appropriate student behavior. It also governs the behavior of visitors to our school campuses and at school functions. Each year we…
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CCSD 2025-26 District Calendar
The general calendar for the 2025-26 academic year was adopted by the Cohoes City School District Board of Education on March 19, 2025. Download a PDF copy of the 2025-26 academic general student calendar here. This calendar lists the following conference days and holidays: July 4 – Independence Day (closed)September 1 – Labor Day (closed)September…
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Summer Meals Program for 2025
The Cohoes City School District free breakfast and lunch program kicks off on June 30 and runs through August 22. It is available for all children 18 years old and younger during the summer. Dates, times and locations are as follows: Cohoes Middle School June 30 – August 22 Breakfast: 7:15am-9am Lunch: 11am-12:30pm Harmony Hill…
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Nominations now being accepted for the Cohoes Football Hall of Fame
Last year, the Cohoes High School football program was proud to revive the Cohoes Football Hall of Fame. At our homecoming game last fall, we inducted the 2024 HOF Class of James Ducharme and Dave Lancier. We would like to continue this tradition of recognizing our past outstanding players and coaches and need the community’s input. …
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