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  • Girls varsity softball to play Galway in Class C Sectional finals

    The girls varsity softball team is off to the Class C Sectional finals after a strong 16-8 win over Granville on Tuesday, May 27. The team will take on Galway in the sectionals, with the game set for Thursday, May 29 at 5 p.m. at Luther Forest Fields, located at 10 Rocket Way, Malta, NY

  • Senior Ethan Brustle receives AASBA Community Service Award

    The Stillwater Central School District is excited to announce Ethan Brustle, a senior at Stillwater High School, as a recipient of the Adirondack Area School Board Association’s (AASBA) Community Service Award. Ethan received the honor in recognition of his outstanding dedication to volunteerism and service to the community. Each year, AASBA member school districts nominate

  • Stillwater to host Track & Field Sectionals on May 27

    We’re excited to share that Stillwater High School will be hosting the Section 2 Division IV Track and Field Sectionals on Tuesday, May 27 at 4 p.m. Please be aware that this event will bring increased traffic to our campus. On regular school days, the main entrance already experiences heavy traffic between 2:50 and 3:25

  • Stillwater residents approve 2025-26 budget, elect three to the Board of Education

    Library proposition passes; three trustees elected On Tuesday, May 20, 2025, residents of the Stillwater Central School District approved the proposed $31,707,356 budget for the 2025-26 school year by a vote of 373 to 145, a 72.01% approval. The budget reflects a 3.00% increase in spending over the current-year budget and a 4.87% increase in

  • Voters to decide on $31.7 million budget for 2025-26 school year on Tuesday, May 20

    On Tuesday, May 20, 2025, residents of the Stillwater Central School District will vote on a proposed $31,707,356 budget for the 2025-26 school year. This strategic spending plan reflects the district’s ongoing commitment to student success while maintaining fiscal responsibility to the community. In addition to the budget vote, residents will elect three members to

  • Registration for the Stillwater Elementary Summer Enrichment Program opens May 17

    Stillwater Central School District is thrilled to offer a Summer Elementary Enrichment Camp for all incoming students in first through fifth grade. This means if your child will be in first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade or fifth grade in the fall of 2025, they are eligible to sign-up for this exciting opportunity.

  • Pre-Prom SADD Awareness Event on May 16

    On Friday, May 16th at 9 a.m., the SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) program will host a powerful and impactful event in the student parking lot near the MS/HS auditorium. Rain or shine, the “Mock Car Crash: A SADD Awareness Initiative” aims to raise awareness among students about the dangers of driving under the influence

  • 13 Stillwater High School athletes sign letters of intent to play collegiate sports

    Thirteen Stillwater High School seniors committed to continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level by signing letters of intent on Thursday, May 1, as part of National College Decision Day. The district’s athletic department hosted a celebration in the Lilac Lobby, where family and friends gathered to recognize the student athletes’ accomplishments. “I commend

  • Fall 2025 sports registration information

    Fall sports sign-ups for students in grades 6-11 will open on Friday, May 16, via Arbiter Sports (formerly Family ID). The fall sports season begins on Monday, Aug. 18 and will run through Friday, Nov. 16. All JV/varsity sports will start on Monday, Aug. 18, while modified football will begin on Monday, Aug. 25. All

  • Penned with pride: four middle school students take top honors in Elks essay contest

    Four Stillwater Middle School students won awards in the annual Elks Lodge Americanism Essay Writing Contest, including a seventh-grader who earned the highest honor at the state level – a first for Stillwater. This year’s theme, “What Does Patriotism Mean to Me?”, challenged students to think critically about American values and understand citizenship responsibilities. Stillwater

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