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On Tuesday, May 21, Stillwater Central School District residents will vote on a proposed $25,313,337 budget for the 2019-20 school year. The board of education adopted the budget proposal at its meeting on Tuesday, April 9. If voters approve the spending plan, the projected tax levy—the total amount of money a school district can raise …
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Dear Stillwater Community, With the spring weather upon us, I thought this would be a great time to remind you of the amenities the Stillwater Central School District offers to our community. The track, fitness center and middle/high school building are all open for you to enjoy during the following times: Stillwater Track – The …
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On Friday, March 29, elementary students were recognized for being PBIS All-Stars at the Elementary Morning Program. This means that the students have represented what it means to be safe, respectful and responsible during that month. Congratulations to all! Students are listed below in no particular order.
Congratulations to juniors Mike Coon and Kody Brundage on their recent performances at the SkillsUSA Regional Competition in Schenectady! Mike placed third in the Precision Heavy Equipment competition and Kody placed second in the Auto Vehicle Maintenance Basic competition. At the competitions, students participating in career and technical education programs showcase their abilities and technical knowledge in …
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Dear Parents and Guardians, As you may have heard, schools across the state experienced difficulties with administering the English Language Arts (ELA) assessment on Tuesday, April 2. I wanted to take this opportunity to explain what we experienced at Stillwater and the status of students’ testing data. On Monday, April 1, our middle school successfully …
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Dear Stillwater Families, You’ve heard me say it before – the safety of our students is always our number one priority and the district is committed to improving our campus, to make it as safe as we possibly can. However, the reality is, is that no community is immune to threats of violence. To help …
Dozens of students in our very own community are in need of help on a daily basis. In the Stillwater Central School District, those needs have not gone unnoticed and that’s why members of the school community are stepping up to help their own. “The Warrior Within,” named for the Stillwater Warriors, was started by …
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In accordance with the requirements of federal and state regulations, we are notifying the community of asbestos abatement that will be take place in the Stillwater middle/high school building during the spring recces. Beginning after school on Thursday, April 18, until Saturday, April 27, asbestos-containing material will be removed from a crawl space in the middle …
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The Board of Education has adopted the calendar for the 2019-20 school year. All dates can be found below: July 4 – Independence Day Sept. 2 – Labor Day Sept. 3 – Superintendent’s Conference Day (No school for students) Sept. 4 – Professional Development Day (No school for students) Sept. 5 – Classes Begin Oct. …
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The Stillwater High School Class of 2019 top ten seniors have been named! The students were recently notified of their ranking and a small celebration (with cake!) was held in the counseling center. The students will also enjoy lunch with Superintendent Morris later this spring. Congratulations to Sydney Wayand, Olivia Mercier, Jake Richardson, Ashley Pacheco, …
