Dear Stillwater families, Happy Holidays! My hope is that you all have a peaceful, enjoyable and relaxing time over break with your loved ones. As we head into break, I wanted to take some time to recognize and thank our Stillwater Board of Education for all of their hard work and dedication. I am truly …
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The following student-athletes, listed by sport, have received awards for the fall 2017 season. Congratulations to all! Cross Country Wasaren League All-Stars: Joe Yusaitis Nick Roy Jenna Urbanski Varsity boys team: Section 2 Class C Runner-up team Joe Yusaitis qualified for the State meet (Class C) where he placed 57th. Boys Soccer Wasaren League All-Stars: …
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Throughout the year, the Eye on Stillwater series highlights those who help our students reach their full potential. It is a chance for the Stillwater community to get to know our teachers, administrators, and staff on a more personal level. Ms. Sara Baker is in her fourth year of teaching in the Stillwater Central School …
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Congratulations to the elementary students pictured below who received Character Education Leader Awards at the Elementary Morning Program on Monday, Dec. 18. The character education traits for the month of December were “kindness” and “compassion.”
In December 2016, Stillwater residents approved a capital project totaling $23.1 million by a vote of 278 (72%) to 110 (28%). The approved project includes a variety of improvements to district facilities, including structural renovations, paving and drainage work, asbestos abatement, and security upgrades. District officials are aiming to begin construction in 2018, with an …
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Congratulations to the elementary students pictured below who received Character Education Leader Awards at the Elementary Morning Program on Monday, Nov. 27. The character education trait for the month of November was “pride.”
Congratulations to the following falls sports teams on being named scholar-athlete teams for the fall 2017 season. Teams need to have an average of 90 or above to qualify. Girls Soccer- 94.9 Volleyball- 94.82 Cheerleading- 94.61 Boys Cross Country- 93.63 Boys Soccer 90.8 Congratulations to the following students who were named individual scholar-athletes. They are …
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On Saturday, Nov. 18, more than thirty people in need received new winter coats thanks to the Middle and High School Friends of Rachel Club Coat Giveaway. The students collected coats for weeks, which were then cleaned for free by Cudney’s of Saratoga. The coats that were not handed out at the giveaway were donated …
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Congratulations to the elementary students pictured below who received Character Education Leader Awards at the Elementary Morning Program on Monday, Oct. 30. The character education trait for the month of October was “cooperation.”
The middle school and high school hallways are usually quiet after school hours, except come October 30 you’ll be able to hear plenty of footsteps. That’s the day the Stillwater Steppers begin their ninth year of walking the halls of Stillwater. The walking group started in 2008 as a collaboration with the Center for Disease …
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