News
November 2018
- 15: CDTA schedule during a delay, closure or half-day
- 9: District looking into report of insect in fruit cup
- 8: CMS Phys Ed students go for cup stacking record
- 6: Educators build skills at Staff Development Day
- 2: CMS parents shadow students for a day
- 30: Partnership with TSL announced for before- and after-care
- 30: 10/29 update on before- and after-care programs
- 28: Update on before- and after-care programs
- 26: Community Center closure: What it means for Cohoes schools
- 25: A letter to families on the loss of Harmony Hill student
- 25: Thank you, Board of Education!
- 24: Harmony Hill donates $300 to help cats found in container
- 23: Van Schaick celebrates Character Counts Week
- 18: Harmony Hill families pack McDonald’s for fundraiser
- 11: CHS offers free SAT exams school-wide
- 10: FREE breakfast and lunch for grades pre-K to 8 (Video)
- 2: Emergency release drill on Friday, Oct. 5
- 25: CHS to host college planning, financial aid events
- 25: Sept. 21 incident involving CDTA bus
- 21: Coxsackievirus (Hand, Foot, and Mouth) confirmed at Abram Lansing
- 19: MENtors walk draws big crowd
- 17: Threat on CHS investigated, deemed not credible by Cohoes police
- 14: Understanding your tax bill, payment options
- 28: Oct. 26 proclaimed Real Kids Wear Pink Day
- 27: Abram Lansing 2018-19 supply list
- 25: Van Schaick 2018-19 supply list
- 18: Online registration now available for school sports
- 13: Harmony Hill 2018-19 Supply List
- 25: CMS summer work packets and 18-19 supply lists
- 25: CMS fourth quarter honor and high honor rolls
- 21: New teachers contract will lengthen school day in 2018-19
- 11: CDTA bus schedule June 12-22
- 11: CHS announces Student Scholar, scholarship winners
- 7: Five seniors sign collegiate athletic letters
- 6: June 6 incident involving substitute HS teacher
- 4: HS Regents exam schedule and CDTA info
- 4: Ricci, relay team advance to state track championships
- 1: Rep. Tonko delivers Library of Congress books to CMS
- 30: NYSPHSAA honors Cohoes spring sports scholar-athletes
- 21: Albany Med professionals discuss cystic fibrosis at Harmony Hill
- 17: A few spots available for summer music program
- 16: No school on contingency days May 25 and 29
- 16: Cohoes residents approve budget, capital reserve proposition
- 14: Harmony Hill raises $2,700 for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
- 11: Author Matthew Cordell visits Abram Lansing
- 10: Hundreds of Cohoes students volunteer on Global Youth Service Day
- 7: Two candidates seeking two seats on Board of Education
- 3: CHS announces top three students for Class of 2018
- 27: Poulin signs letter of intent with Hofstra University
- 26: Shoe drive could lead to butterflies at Harmony Hill
- 25: CMS 3rd quarter honor and high honor rolls
- 25: Drama Club performs Beauty and the Beast April 27-29
- 24: Registration forms available for summer arts program
- 23: Book fair and breakfast at Van Schaick
- 23: CHS announces 3rd quarter academic honors
- 17: Free summer arts education program announced for Cohoes students
- 15: Welcome to the new cohoes.org!
- 11: Lockdown Q&A and message on emergency response
- 27: Harmony Hill gets ‘Stuck for a Buck’
- 26: Van Schaick Celebrates World Down Syndrome Day
- 20: Lockdown at Cohoes High School on Tuesday, March 20
- 19: Two Cohoes students place first at SkillsUSA regional
- 14: Cohoes students join nationwide walkout against gun violence
- 5: March is Community Month at CHS
- 16: A letter regarding district safety and security from Dr. Spring
- 8: New IDs will give students access to meal accounts, bus passes
- 12: Cohoes BOE appoints Huneau as new Athletic Director
- 3: Adult mentors needed to serve as role models for Cohoes students
- 27: Gov. Cuomo’s executive order does not allow for prepayment of 2018-19 school property taxes
- 11: Staff and students hold district-wide benefit for Cohoes Fire Relief Fund
- 11: How we communicate weather announcements
- 5: Abram Lansing 4th graders participate in UAlbany SHAPE Project
- 1: Cohoes High School student ambassadors begin planning improvements to school climate
- 28: On this #GivingTuesday, consider giving your time
- 13: New Future-Ready Pathways program puts students on track to graduate with Regents diploma and associate’s degree
- 20: Van Schaick celebrates National Character Counts Week October 16-20
- 13: Abram Lansing third graders travel way “down under” with Google Expedition
- 3: Cohoes school chief among “superintendents to watch”Dr. Jennifer Spring
- 27: Walking School Bus program coming to Abram Lansing and Harmony Hill
- 20: Hundreds turn out for second annual MENtors walk
- 14: CHS students one step closer to earning HVCC credits
- 12: New local law makes attendance compulsory for Cohoes five year-olds
- 6: New hires in leadership roles at Cohoes High School, central office
- 23: New grade weighting policy aims to promote student growth, achievement at Cohoes High School
- 31: Cohoes football program reintroduces varsity to play Class D teams
- 12: We’ve moved! Cohoes City School District offices relocate to Page Avenue building
- 14: Seven CHS seniors plan to serve in U.S. Military after graduation
- 13: Abram Lansing teacher selected for prestigious Teach Like a Champion fellowship
- 13: Girls’ track ends season with strong showing at state meet
- 5: Cohoes unified basketball brings opportunity, triumph to new group of student athletes
- 31: Excelsior Scholarship makes college possible for low and middle income students
- 16: Cohoes residents approve $41.8 million school budget, elect two to Board of Education
- 3: Outstanding academic achievement from the top seniors in the Class of 2017
- 1: Cohoes High School recognized in national high school rankings
- 27: Facility Use Requests
- 24: Changes to arrival procedures at Abram Lansing aim to ease congestion on James Street
- 18: Van Schaick Energy Club holds recycled linens drive to benefit The Animal Support Project (TASP)
- 13: Board approves $41.8 million 2017-18 proposed budget
- 7: CDTA Survey Results
- 6: Assistant Superintendent to be honored with Excellence in District Administration Leadership Award
- 5: Seven CHS seniors accepted to Siena College
- 10: Van Schaick students save “Paws” the mascot from the evil Purple Pirate Pete
- 2: Harmony Mills Pediatrics now offers walk-in sick clinic for Cohoes students
- 3: New Parent Cafés aim to connect families to schools
- 21: Cohoes wins state pre-K grant for three year-olds, enrollment opens Nov. 28
- 17: Ninth graders pledge to make CHS “No Place for Hate”
- 15: Van Schaick 4th graders ask, “What happened to all the trees?
- 10: Candy Corn Challenge brings engineering into elementary classrooms