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  • Support Stillwater basketball and cheerleading at their car wash fundraiser on Oct. 11

    Fall weather can be windy and muddy, leaving your car looking unrecognizable — especially when traveling to school sporting events. With one stop, you can make twice the impact. This Sunday, Oct. 11, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Arvin Hart Fire House, 10 Campbell Road in Stillwater, get your ride looking its best…

  • Stillwater High School Drama Club presents “Spooky Night at the Theatre” on Oct. 30

    Get ready for a spooktacular night of mystery and fun as the Stillwater High School Drama Club presents Spooky Night at the Theatre! On Friday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m. in the MS/HS Auditorium, join the club and put your detective skills to the test as clues are uncovered and the mystery is solved.  This…

  • 2026 School Picture Day information

    School Picture Day is just around the corner! Information for each school building’s picture day can be found by clicking on the links below. Here’s to capturing another year of memories! Stillwater Elementary Picture Day Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026 Stillwater Elementary School Picture Day is Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026.  The flyer to the right includes…

  • Important information about distraction-free learning for 2026-27

    A new school year means new opportunities for student success. Last year, the SCSD Board of Education adopted a policy to promote distraction-free learning by restricting cellphone use during the school day. The policy aligns with a measure included in New York state’s 2025-26 budget and requires all personal electronic devices—cellphones, smartwatches, Bluetooth or wireless…

  • View 2026-27 school supply and summer reading lists

    Get a head start on the 2026-27 school year by viewing school supply and summer reading lists for all grade levels on the district website.  Families can access the lists by clicking one of the links below for their child’s school. Now is the perfect time to prepare for a successful year ahead. Summer reading…

  • 2026 Fall Sports: Registration and Start Dates

    Although summer has just begun, we’re already gearing up for another exciting season of fall sports! Last year, 224 students signed up to participate, and so far, 159 students have registered for the upcoming season. If your child is entering grades 7-12 this fall and plans to play one of the sports listed below, please…

  • Watch the Stillwater High School Class of 2026 Graduation Ceremony live

    From the first day of kindergarten to crossing the stage at high school graduation, it’s time to celebrate the Class of 2026 and this important milestone. Family members, friends and community members who are unable to attend the ceremony in person are invited to watch the graduation ceremony live via the district’s livestream. Watch the…

  • Stillwater CSD recognizes top six students in grades 6-11 for 2025-26

    Brain power, hours of study and commitment to excellence are key ingredients in the recipe for academic success. Reflecting those values, the Stillwater Central School District is excited to present the top six students in grades 6–11 for the 2025–26 school year. Congratulations to the following students: 6th Grade: 7th Grade: 8th Grade: 9th Grade:…

  • Amy Carpenter named 2026 WSWHE BOCES School Librarian of the Year

    Congratulations to Stillwater Middle High School librarian Amy Carpenter on being named the 2026 WSWHE BOCES School Librarian of the Year! The award recognizes excellence in programming, collaboration, leadership and a commitment to literacy and lifelong learning. Carpenter received the honor during the final Communication Coordinator meeting of the school year on Tuesday, May 19.…

  • Stillwater High School senior Mason Wagner, teacher Kimberly Cook named CASDA’s “2026 Students and Teachers Who Make a Difference”

    Congratulations to Stillwater High School senior Mason Wagner and teacher of elementary statistics Kimberly Cook on being recognized by the Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA) as “Students and Teachers Who Make a Difference.”  This award honors students who exemplify academic excellence, community service, leadership and other exceptional achievements. The recognition is part of an…

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