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  • Cohoes High School First Quarter Honor Roll

    Cohoes High School has announced its Honor Roll for the First Quarter of the 2025-2026 school year. Highest Honors 95+ Jack Abdul, Max Abdul, Ryan Alonzo, Rosalyn Annely, Jaelyn Anson, Ethan Beck, John Bell IV, Maleha Bowens, Addison Brady, Mia Braglia, Hannah Bullock, Jasmyne Cando, Stephanie Christmas, Madison Church, Haley Crabtree, Alessandra Decker, Abrie Desmond,…


  • 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…


  • Welcome Director of Special Programs Larissa Fremont

    We are pleased to welcome Larissa Fremont as our Director of Special Programs. Ms. Fremont was approved by the Cohoes Board of Education on October 22 and will begin her new role on November 24, 2025. She succeeds Erin Hill who is retiring after many years of dedicated service to the district. Ms. Fremont joins…


  • Designs on a bright future thanks to Capital Region BOCES

    There is no instructional manual for life, but there are numerous posters providing sage advice and “how-to” guidance for everything from handwashing to photography. CHS Junior Gage Guertin will be adding his own poster to the world of helpful wall-hangings, designing and printing an instructional poster for his peers in the Culinary Arts program. Gage…


  • College Visits Fall 2025

    Representatives from several colleges and universities have visited Cohoes High School since mid-September to meet with students and share information about their programs.  The following is a list of upcoming colleges and universities visiting this fall. If it’s during periods four through eight, a representative will be in the cafeteria; if not, they will be…


  • 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.…


  • Chromebook device management procedures

    A message was sent to middle and high school families this week on ParentSquare regarding Chromebook procedures.  In order to maintain accurate tracking and maintenance of district issued Chromebook devices to students and staff, the District’s IT department is in the process of reviewing its Chromebook device management procedures. As a part of the process,…


  • BOCES grad returns to build her career; already employed in healthcare industry

    Cohoes High School graduate Anjolina Bussing’s pathway to a career in medicine has been made easier by multiple programs at Capital Region BOCES. Bussing, who graduated from CHS and the BOCES Two-Year Sequence of Health Careers program in 2024, is currently enrolled in the part-time adult Practical Nursing program while also working at St. Peter’s…


  • Cohoes Board of Education approves new CHS Assistant Principal 

    At last night’s meeting, the Cohoes Board of Education approved the recommendation of Darnell Douglas for the position of assistant principal of the Cohoes High School beginning September 1. Mr. Douglas comes to us from Bethlehem Central School District, where he served as a high school counselor for 10 years. Prior to that, he served…


  • Congratulations to the Class of 2025

    It was a festive morning at the Alumni Gymnasium on Saturday, June 28, as 118 Cohoes High School seniors crossed the stage to accept their diplomas, marking the next phase of their lives.  There were laughs, tears and cheers as friends, family, teachers, staff, administration and members of the Board of Education gathered to celebrate…