Save the date and be sure to join us with your child for yoga! In honor of April as Autism Awareness Month, Stillwater teacher, Rachel Fridholm, invites parents/guardians and their children to enjoy a free Parent/Child Yoga Class on Friday, April 21, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the high school’s Lilac Gym. The class is for …
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UPDATE – March 21, 2023: The children in Nigeria received their portraits. View the video from the Memory Project! November 2022 – Without meeting or speaking with them, students in Samantha Conboy’s art classes at Stillwater High School have again captured the personalities of children from across the globe by creating their portraits. Students in …
Three seats on the Stillwater Board of Education are up for election in May, for three-year terms running from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2026. Petitions to run for an open seat on the Board are available from the District Clerk during school hours and must be returned by April 17, 2023. The petition …
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Congratulations to Stillwater senior Michael Marinello on being named to the 2022-23 National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame. Michael received his Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Award at the Hall of Fame’s 34th Annual Awards Dinner at the Polish Community Center in Albany on Sunday, March 12. The following is inscribed on his award …
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Stillwater Elementary and High School art students recently tapped their talent and creative skills to help the Saratoga County Animal Shelter find homes for pets, with beautiful results. Art teachers Heidi Giebel and Samantha Conboy have been working together with their students on the project, and high school alternate learning teacher Cindy Meers and her …
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Much like one’s home, school facilities must be maintained to remain safe and comfortable. Houses, apartments, schools – all have structures and systems that need to be kept in good working order, particularly as they age and are used repeatedly. A capital project was approved by district residents in 2016 for $23.8 million. The district …
Stillwater senior Caleb Dunn’s success in a sport involving both two- and four-legged teammates has earned him a spot on a college squad. A skilled team roper who’s won numerous competitions near and far, Caleb will attend the University of Tennessee at Martin next fall, where he’ll compete on the rodeo team and major in …
Attention 8th Grade Families: A new date for the 8th to 9th Grade Transition Night will be announced in the near future. This is a change from the printed calendar that was mailed in late August and the rescheduled date of March 29, which presented conflicts. More details will follow. Thank you.
Congratulations to our boys varsity basketball team on their win over Greenwich in the Class CC semifinals at the Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls on Feb. 27. They advance to the Class CC championships on Friday, March 3, with a 5:30 p.m. tipoff at Cool Arena. From today’s Daily Gazette: “Stillwater [boys basketball team] …
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Connor Julian will represent Stillwater at the bowling states at Strike ‘N Spare Lanes in Syracuse on March 11-12. Connor’s 1,369 total at sectionals was the fourth highest total of all bowlers in Section 2 (all classes combined), earning him the opportunity to compete with his peers on the six-member Section 2 composite bowling team. …
