Category: District
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Congratulations Cohoes High School Class of 2024!
Family, friends, teachers and staff gathered on Saturday, June 29 to celebrate the Cohoes High School Class of 2024 at their commencement ceremony. Principal Laura Tarlo welcomed the large crowd of family, friends, teachers, administrators, the Board of Education, Mayor Bill Keeler and Assemblymember John McDonald who gathered to celebrate the 111 seniors inside the…
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CHS students graduate from CTE
Congratulations to 27 CHS seniors who recently graduated from the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education Center at the Empire State Plaza in Albany. They are as follows: Auto ServicesTroy Scott CosmetologyJulia LeBlanc Criminal JusticeLacey LennoxRegina Poulin CulinaryCarlee FecuraBrendan MacWhinnie ElectricalZachary BusheyChristopher CipolloElijah Hasslinger Entertainment TechMadi Marer Game Design and ImplementationDevin HughgillSavannah IacopelliMalaika KumordzieRaven…
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CCSD Honors 2023-24 Retirees
At the recent Board of Education meeting, long-time faculty and staff who are set to retire were recognized for their outstanding contributions. There are five employees with a combined total of 110 years of service to the district. Cheryl Barber – School Nurse, Van Schaick Grade School – 14 years Patty Caputo – English teacher,…
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CMS Announces Top Two Students from the Class of 2024
Congratulations to Makayla Stanley and Viktoriya Kramar, this year’s valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively. “It is with great pride that we at Cohoes Middle School celebrate the exceptional achievements of Makayla Stanley and Viktoriya Kramer, our valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2024,” said CMS Principal Kyle McFarland. “Their unwavering dedication, intellectual curiosity, and tireless…
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Capital Region students and teachers making a difference award recipients
Congratulations to Cohoes High School senior Kyle Smith and Athletic Director Jeff Huneau who were recently honored with the 38th Annual Capital Region Students and Teachers Making a Difference Award by the Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA). Kyle was nominated by CHS guidance counselors and is also this year’s Class of 2024 Valedictorian. According…
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CHS celebrates the 22nd Annual Science Research Symposium
Students, families and staff gathered at the Cohoes High School recently for the 22nd Annual Science Research Symposium. The event is the culmination of the year for the Science Research course, a three-year program through the University of Albany’s “University in the High School” program. This year’s group included 11 students – one senior,…
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Four CHS students inducted into the CTE National Technical Honor Society
Congratulations to CHS seniors Madelyn Marer (Entertainment Technology II), Raven Pompeii (Game Design II), Connor Trudeau (Welding & Metal Fabrication II) and junior Dayana Peraza Zamora (Nurse Assistant I) who were among more than 70 Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School students recently inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). “I’m so proud…
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CHS announces top three students from the Class of 2024
Congratulations to this year’s top three students! All three are enrolled in the Future Ready Pathways Program (FRP) and have earned a combined 218 college credits from Hudson Valley Community College. “Every year I am in awe of the accomplishments of our graduates and how hard they work to push the limits for academic success,”…
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Voters approve budget, 2 members elected
On May 21, Cohoes City School District voters approved a $53.4 million budget for the 2024-25 school year by a vote of 302 to 66, a margin of 82%. Voters also elected two members to serve on the Cohoes City School District Board of Education: incumbent Richard Jackson will serve his third full term and…
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Annual budget vote and board election is May 21
On Tuesday, May 21, Cohoes residents will decide on a $53,439,681 spending plan for the 2024-25 school year that preserves all student programs, including critical positions and student support services. Additionally, voters will also elect two members to the Board of Education. Richard Jackson and Renee Snyder, current board members, are running for two open…