🎉Congratulations to the May Middle School Students of the Month and Teacher of the Month! These students were selected for demonstrating the Panther PRIDE Character Trait of Dependability.🐾(Not all students are pictured.) 5th Grade: Grace Barker, Alexandria Chapones-Ulloa, and Eamon Keegan. 6th Grade: Deiv Qeraj, Penelope Hurd, Amelia Nowicki, William Borge, Hunter Armlin, Juliette Brownell, Brooklyn Phillips, Olivia Bundrick, Ryland Dooley, Dustin Friend, Alex Parent, Sebastian Giagiari, Arian Parker, Jaxson Gorman, Deiv Qeraj, Emma Jacobsen, and Bronson Dorman. 7th Grade: Maya Cornish, Henley Lewis, Colton Springer, Dawson Taylor, Mia Brownell, Holton Perry, Maya Cornish, and Colton Springer. 8th Grade: Alivia Cameron, Ana McCart, Kate Sparks, Allie Arnold, Viggo Dennerline-McClellan, Wyatt Nealon, Olivia Danforth, Chris Weeden, Myla Steller, and Mallory Mulvihill. Teacher of the Month: Ms. Hammond!
2 months ago, HFCS
🎉Congratulations to the May Middle School Students of the Month and Teacher of the Month! These students were selected for demonstrating the Panther PRIDE Character Trait of Dependability.🐾(Not all students are pictured.) 5th Grade: Grace Barker, Alexandria Chapones-Ulloa, and Eamon Keegan. 6th Grade: Deiv Qeraj, Penelope Hurd, Amelia Nowicki, William Borge, Hunter Armlin, Juliette Brownell, Brooklyn Phillips, Olivia Bundrick, Ryland Dooley, Dustin Friend, Alex Parent, Sebastian Giagiari, Arian Parker, Jaxson Gorman, Deiv Qeraj, Emma Jacobsen, and Bronson Dorman. 7th Grade: Maya Cornish, Henley Lewis, Colton Springer, Dawson Taylor, Mia Brownell, Holton Perry, Maya Cornish, and Colton Springer. 8th Grade: Alivia Cameron, Ana McCart, Kate Sparks, Allie Arnold, Viggo Dennerline-McClellan, Wyatt Nealon, Olivia Danforth, Chris Weeden, Myla Steller, and Mallory Mulvihill. Congratulations to May’s Teacher of the Month: Teacher of the Month, Ms. Hammond!
🎉Congratulations to the May Middle School Students of the Month and Teacher of the Month! These students were selected for demonstrating the Panther PRIDE Character Trait of Dependability.🐾(Not all students are pictured.) 5th Grade: Grace Barker, Alexandria Chapones-Ulloa, and Eamon Keegan. 6th Grade: Deiv Qeraj, Penelope Hurd, Amelia Nowicki, William Borge, Hunter Armlin, Juliette Brownell, Brooklyn Phillips, Olivia Bundrick, Ryland Dooley, Dustin Friend, Alex Parent, Sebastian Giagiari, Arian Parker, Jaxson Gorman, Deiv Qeraj, Emma Jacobsen, and Bronson Dorman. 7th Grade: Maya Cornish, Henley Lewis, Colton Springer, Dawson Taylor, Mia Brownell, Holton Perry, Maya Cornish, and Colton Springer. 8th Grade: Alivia Cameron, Ana McCart, Kate Sparks, Allie Arnold, Viggo Dennerline-McClellan, Wyatt Nealon, Olivia Danforth, Chris Weeden, Myla Steller, and Mallory Mulvihill. Congratulations to May’s Teacher of the Month: Teacher of the Month, Ms. Hammond!
🎉Congratulations to the May Middle School Students of the Month and Teacher of the Month! These students were selected for demonstrating the Panther PRIDE Character Trait of Dependability.🐾(Not all students are pictured.) 5th Grade: Grace Barker, Alexandria Chapones-Ulloa, and Eamon Keegan. 6th Grade: Deiv Qeraj, Penelope Hurd, Amelia Nowicki, William Borge, Hunter Armlin, Juliette Brownell, Brooklyn Phillips, Olivia Bundrick, Ryland Dooley, Dustin Friend, Alex Parent, Sebastian Giagiari, Arian Parker, Jaxson Gorman, Deiv Qeraj, Emma Jacobsen, and Bronson Dorman. 7th Grade: Maya Cornish, Henley Lewis, Colton Springer, Dawson Taylor, Mia Brownell, Holton Perry, Maya Cornish, and Colton Springer. 8th Grade: Alivia Cameron, Ana McCart, Kate Sparks, Allie Arnold, Viggo Dennerline-McClellan, Wyatt Nealon, Olivia Danforth, Chris Weeden, Myla Steller, and Mallory Mulvihill. Congratulations to May’s Teacher of the Month: Teacher of the Month, Ms. Hammond!
Curtis Lumber joined our 4th-grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity, and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem-solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand. Thank you to the Curtis Lumber employees and our HFCS teachers and staff who helped make this project possible!
2 months ago, HFCS
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.
urtis Lumber joined our 4th grade classes earlier this month to build their very own tool boxes to take home! Our students and teachers love this activity and the students did an amazing job! There was a lot of independence, problem solving and hard work that went on. Some of Mr. Drew's high school 'Intro to Woodworking' students joined as well, to lend a helping hand.

There are still some open spots for this summer's Outdoor Education Program! Don't miss out on this FREE, adventure-filled opportunity. Sign up today!

HFCSD is excited to announce the dates and activities for our Summer Outdoor Education Program (OEP)! Over a three week period this summer, students will experience activities that may be entirely new and some activities they may already participate in at home. The activities are introductory, providing each student an overview of basic technique and application. The three classes being offered include, archery, kayaking and hiking. The activities will be taught on specific days during the month of July. All students in the upcoming 8th through 12th grade classes are invited to enroll, with limited enrollment of 10 participants for kayaking and 20 participants for Archery and Hiking. Enrollment will be based upon first-response, first-enrolled basis. You may enroll in one, two or all three sessions. You are not required to enroll in all three classes. See the flyer and letter for full details. If you have any questions please email Mr. Nelson nelsonl@hoosickfallscsd.org

2 months ago, HFCS
HFCSD is excited to announce the dates and activities for our Summer Outdoor Education Program (OEP)! Over a three week period this summer, students will experience activities that may be entirely new and some activities they may already participate in at home. The activities are introductory, providing each student an overview of basic technique and application. The three classes being offered include, archery, kayaking and hiking. The activities will be taught on specific days during the month of July. All students in the upcoming 8th through 12th grade classes are invited to enroll, with limited enrollment of 10 participants for kayaking and 20 participants for Archery and Hiking. Enrollment will be based upon first-response, first-enrolled basis. You may enroll in one, two or all three sessions. You are not required to enroll in all three classes. See the flyer and letter for full details. If you have any questions please email Mr. Nelson nelsonl@hoosickfallscsd.org
HFCSD is excited to announce the dates and activities for our Summer Outdoor Education Program (OEP)! Over a three week period this summer, students will experience activities that may be entirely new and some activities they may already participate in at home. The activities are introductory, providing each student an overview of basic technique and application. The three classes being offered include, archery, kayaking and hiking. The activities will be taught on specific days during the month of July. All students in the upcoming 8th through 12th grade classes are invited to enroll, with limited enrollment of 10 participants for kayaking and 20 participants for Archery and Hiking. Enrollment will be based upon first-response, first-enrolled basis. You may enroll in one, two or all three sessions. You are not required to enroll in all three classes. See the flyer and letter for full details. If you have any questions please email Mr. Nelson nelsonl@hoosickfallscsd.org
HFCSD is excited to announce the dates and activities for our Summer Outdoor Education Program (OEP)! Over a three week period this summer, students will experience activities that may be entirely new and some activities they may already participate in at home. The activities are introductory, providing each student an overview of basic technique and application. The three classes being offered include, archery, kayaking and hiking. The activities will be taught on specific days during the month of July. All students in the upcoming 8th through 12th grade classes are invited to enroll, with limited enrollment of 10 participants for kayaking and 20 participants for Archery and Hiking. Enrollment will be based upon first-response, first-enrolled basis. You may enroll in one, two or all three sessions. You are not required to enroll in all three classes. See the flyer and letter for full details. If you have any questions please email Mr. Nelson nelsonl@hoosickfallscsd.org
HFCSD is excited to announce the dates and activities for our Summer Outdoor Education Program (OEP)! Over a three week period this summer, students will experience activities that may be entirely new and some activities they may already participate in at home. The activities are introductory, providing each student an overview of basic technique and application. The three classes being offered include, archery, kayaking and hiking. The activities will be taught on specific days during the month of July. All students in the upcoming 8th through 12th grade classes are invited to enroll, with limited enrollment of 10 participants for kayaking and 20 participants for Archery and Hiking. Enrollment will be based upon first-response, first-enrolled basis. You may enroll in one, two or all three sessions. You are not required to enroll in all three classes. See the flyer and letter for full details. If you have any questions please email Mr. Nelson nelsonl@hoosickfallscsd.org
HFCSD is excited to announce the dates and activities for our Summer Outdoor Education Program (OEP)! Over a three week period this summer, students will experience activities that may be entirely new and some activities they may already participate in at home. The activities are introductory, providing each student an overview of basic technique and application. The three classes being offered include, archery, kayaking and hiking. The activities will be taught on specific days during the month of July. All students in the upcoming 8th through 12th grade classes are invited to enroll, with limited enrollment of 10 participants for kayaking and 20 participants for Archery and Hiking. Enrollment will be based upon first-response, first-enrolled basis. You may enroll in one, two or all three sessions. You are not required to enroll in all three classes. See the flyer and letter for full details. If you have any questions please email Mr. Nelson nelsonl@hoosickfallscsd.org
The Top 10 dinner was held at Brown's Brewery in Walloomsac on Wednesday, June 10th. This included the Hoosick Falls High School's Top 10 students, along with the college/career counseling office, administration, and members of the Board of Education. HFCS thanks Brown's for having us and providing us with exceptional food and hospitality. 2026 SENIOR CLASS TOP 10: 10-Wyatt Hall, 9-Olivia Lefebvre, 8-Erin Conety, 7-Katy Howard, 6-Ana-Marie Cottrell, 5-Luke Giglio, 4-Emma Waugh, 3-Ava Salvesvold, 2-Karalina Hastings, and 1-Elizabeth DaRosa. Congratulations to the entire senior class of 2026!
2 months ago, HFCS
2026 top 10
2026 top 10
top 10 dinner
top 10 dinner
HIGH SCHOOL REMINDER: The High School will administer Regents Exams on June 9-10, June 17-18, and June 23. There will be no school for high school students on June 9, June 17-18, and June 22-26, except for students taking exams. The cafeteria will be open during exam dates. If you have any questions or if you need further information, please feel free to call the high school office at 518-686-7321 extension 1501
3 months ago, HFCS
june regents/finals schedule
june regents/finals schedule
George Washington, aka 4th-grade teacher Mrs. Brownell, came to visit Mrs. Travers and Mrs. Glover's first-grade class to share her knowledge of our first president. The kids learned a lot and even made a George Washington puppet!
3 months ago, HFCS
George Washington, aka 4th grade teacher Mrs. Brownell, came to visit Mrs. Travers and Mrs. Glover's first grade class to share her knowledge of our first president. The kids learned a lot and even made a George Washington puppet!
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕(To see all the pictures, head on over to our Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/HoosickFallsCentral/)
3 months ago, HFCS
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
🦖Last week, second graders had their annual Dinosaur Museum Day! Students chose a dinosaur to research, made a report in school, and then continued the learning at home and created a presentation. Elementary students from the other grades had the chance to come through the "Museum" and hear from the students about their projects, and then friends and families got to join in the fun, too. Great job to the second-grade team, and thanks for sharing your photos! Dino Day is always a roaring success!🦕
The Isabel McGuire Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted twenty-two new members this week! Congratulations to all of these well-deserving students! Thank you to Mr. Allen and his music students for attending the event and to Ms. Cary for sharing her pictures!
3 months ago, HFCS
JR NHS induction ceremony 2026
JR NHS induction ceremony 2026 program
JR NHS induction ceremony 2026 program
JR NHS induction ceremony 2026
JR NHS induction ceremony 2026
JR NHS induction ceremony 2026
The PTSA would like to send a huge "Thank you!" to all who sponsored our 2026 Field Day T-Shirts! We had an amazing show of support this year from our community. 💙 Congratulations to fifth-grader Owen Steller, for his winning design for the front of all the shirts.
3 months ago, HFCS
The PTSA would like to send a huge "Thank you!" to all who sponsored our 2026 Field Day T-Shirts! We had an amazing show of support this year from our community. 💙 Congratulations to fifth-grader Owen Steller, for his winning design for the front of all the shirts.
Does your student ride the school bus? Please take notice: Road construction will be taking place in a few areas across the District in the coming weeks. Our school buses may be slightly delayed, depending on the construction location. Please be aware that your child(ren) may arrive home a little later than normal in the coming weeks. We will notify parents/guardians if a major delay takes place. Thank you!
3 months ago, HFCS
Does your student ride the school bus? Please take notice: 6/3/26- Road construction will be taking place in a few areas across the District in the coming weeks. Our school buses may be slightly delayed, depending on the construction location. Please be aware that your child(ren) may arrive home a little later than normal in the coming weeks. We will notify parents/guardians if a major delay takes place. Thank you!
Can you help the Class of 2029 with their upcoming fundraiser? Tomorrow, 6/3/26, the class will receive 25% of sales between the hours of 4-8 pm, from orders at the Bennington Chipotle. Please use the group code VJN9J4J when you order! Thanks for your help!
3 months ago, HFCS
fundraiser chipotle
fundraiser chipotle
Here is the current schedule of events for the 2026 Graduation!
3 months ago, HFCS
2026 Graduation schedule of Events
Here are the June lunch menus!
3 months ago, HFCS
june 2026 menus
june 2026 menus
Dear Hoosick Falls Elementary & Middle School Families,

The HFCS PTSA FUN RUN is tomorrow, 🎉 which means tonight is the LAST NIGHT FOR DONATIONS on MyBooster.com before our big event! 🚨 We are SO CLOSE to reaching our goal. Can you help us? Every donation, no matter what size, makes a HUGE impact on our school!

So far, every share and donation has added up to $8,106. Would you consider reaching out to one or two more people to help keep the momentum going? Every contribution brings us closer to getting field trips & student experiences for our students.

❗ REMINDER: Send your student to school wearing appropriate clothing and sneakers to be ready for tomorrow's HFCS PTSA FUN RUN. This is a student-only event. Parents do not attend. (Do you want to volunteer for events like this in the future? Join the HFCS PTSA! https://hoosickfallscsd.givebacks.com/shop )

Thank you for working hard to support our students and school. We truly appreciate you and hope the kids have a blast tomorrow!!

- HFCS PTSA
3 months ago, HFCS
Dear Hoosick Falls Elementary & Middle School Families, The HFCS PTSA FUN RUN is tomorrow, 🎉 which means tonight is the LAST NIGHT FOR DONATIONS on MyBooster.com before our big event! 🚨 We are SO CLOSE to reaching our goal. Can you help us? Every donation, no matter what size, makes a HUGE impact on our school! So far, every share and donation has added up to $8,106. Would you consider reaching out to one or two more people to help keep the momentum going? Every contribution brings us closer to getting field trips & student experiences for our students. ❗ REMINDER: Send your student to school wearing appropriate clothing and sneakers to be ready for tomorrow's HFCS PTSA FUN RUN. This is a student-only event. Parents do not attend. (Do you want to volunteer for events like this in the future? Join the HFCS PTSA! https://hoosickfallscsd.givebacks.com/shop ) Thank you for working hard to support our students and school. We truly appreciate you and hope the kids have a blast tomorrow!! - HFCS PTSA
Dear Hoosick Falls Elementary & Middle School Families, The HFCS PTSA FUN RUN is tomorrow, 🎉 which means tonight is the LAST NIGHT FOR DONATIONS on MyBooster.com before our big event! 🚨 We are SO CLOSE to reaching our goal. Can you help us? Every donation, no matter what size, makes a HUGE impact on our school! So far, every share and donation has added up to $8,106. Would you consider reaching out to one or two more people to help keep the momentum going? Every contribution brings us closer to getting field trips & student experiences for our students. ❗ REMINDER: Send your student to school wearing appropriate clothing and sneakers to be ready for tomorrow's HFCS PTSA FUN RUN. This is a student-only event. Parents do not attend. (Do you want to volunteer for events like this in the future? Join the HFCS PTSA! https://hoosickfallscsd.givebacks.com/shop ) Thank you for working hard to support our students and school. We truly appreciate you and hope the kids have a blast tomorrow!! - HFCS PTSA
Dear Hoosick Falls Elementary & Middle School Families, The HFCS PTSA FUN RUN is tomorrow, 🎉 which means tonight is the LAST NIGHT FOR DONATIONS on MyBooster.com before our big event! 🚨 We are SO CLOSE to reaching our goal. Can you help us? Every donation, no matter what size, makes a HUGE impact on our school! So far, every share and donation has added up to $8,106. Would you consider reaching out to one or two more people to help keep the momentum going? Every contribution brings us closer to getting field trips & student experiences for our students. ❗ REMINDER: Send your student to school wearing appropriate clothing and sneakers to be ready for tomorrow's HFCS PTSA FUN RUN. This is a student-only event. Parents do not attend. (Do you want to volunteer for events like this in the future? Join the HFCS PTSA! https://hoosickfallscsd.givebacks.com/shop ) Thank you for working hard to support our students and school. We truly appreciate you and hope the kids have a blast tomorrow!! - HFCS PTSA
High School Yearbooks are in! Stop by Mr. Viera's in room 143 to pick yours up. If you did not pre-order a yearbook and would like to purchase one, bring $53 cash or a check made out to HFCS. There are about 30 extras available for purchase on a first-come, first-served basis.
3 months ago, HFCS
High School Yearbooks are in! Come by Mr. Viera's, room 143 to pick yours up. If you did not pre-order a yearbook and would like to purchase one, bring $53 cash or check made out to HFCS. There are about 30 extras for purchase, and are first-come, first served.
HFCS is sending a huge “Thank you!” to Battenkill Valley Health Center for their generous donation of dental health supplies for our UPK-8 student! Here are some details about their program:
BVHC serves 4,000 patients from 120 towns - 23 of which are in NY.
There is a shortage of dental providers. To help those without access to care or even limited access, we are arming our youngest residents with the tools they need to have healthy mouths.
Working with our youngest residents, it is our hope that we can cultivate a lifelong commitment to oral health.
We are committed to supporting our local schools in their efforts to make oral health a priority.
Our outreach and education program is sponsored in part by Northeast Delta Dental Foundation and Stewart's Shops Holiday Match Program.
Jim Martinez has been on the board of directors since 2021 and facilitated the relationship between BVHC and HFCSD.
Thank you for supporting our students!
3 months ago, HFCS
HFCS is sending a huge “Thank you!” to Battenkill Valley Health Center for their generous donation of dental health supplies for our UPK-8 student! Here are some details about their program: BVHC serves 4,000 patients from 120 towns - 23 of which are in NY. There is a shortage of dental providers. To help those without access to care or even limited access, we are arming our youngest residents with the tools they need to have healthy mouths. Working with our youngest residents, it is our hope that we can cultivate a lifelong commitment to oral health. We are committed to supporting our local schools in their efforts to make oral health a priority. Our outreach and education program is sponsored in part by Northeast Delta Dental Foundation and Stewart's Shops Holiday Match Program. Jim Martinez has been on the board of directors since 2021 and facilitated the relationship between BVHC and HFCSD.
HFCS is sending a huge “Thank you!” to Battenkill Valley Health Center for their generous donation of dental health supplies for our UPK-8 student! Here are some details about their program: BVHC serves 4,000 patients from 120 towns - 23 of which are in NY. There is a shortage of dental providers. To help those without access to care or even limited access, we are arming our youngest residents with the tools they need to have healthy mouths. Working with our youngest residents, it is our hope that we can cultivate a lifelong commitment to oral health. We are committed to supporting our local schools in their efforts to make oral health a priority. Our outreach and education program is sponsored in part by Northeast Delta Dental Foundation and Stewart's Shops Holiday Match Program. Jim Martinez has been on the board of directors since 2021 and facilitated the relationship between BVHC and HFCSD.
HFCS is sending a huge “Thank you!” to Battenkill Valley Health Center for their generous donation of dental health supplies for our UPK-8 student! Here are some details about their program: BVHC serves 4,000 patients from 120 towns - 23 of which are in NY. There is a shortage of dental providers. To help those without access to care or even limited access, we are arming our youngest residents with the tools they need to have healthy mouths. Working with our youngest residents, it is our hope that we can cultivate a lifelong commitment to oral health. We are committed to supporting our local schools in their efforts to make oral health a priority. Our outreach and education program is sponsored in part by Northeast Delta Dental Foundation and Stewart's Shops Holiday Match Program. Jim Martinez has been on the board of directors since 2021 and facilitated the relationship between BVHC and HFCSD.
HFCS is sending a huge “Thank you!” to Battenkill Valley Health Center for their generous donation of dental health supplies for our UPK-8 student! Here are some details about their program: BVHC serves 4,000 patients from 120 towns - 23 of which are in NY. There is a shortage of dental providers. To help those without access to care or even limited access, we are arming our youngest residents with the tools they need to have healthy mouths. Working with our youngest residents, it is our hope that we can cultivate a lifelong commitment to oral health. We are committed to supporting our local schools in their efforts to make oral health a priority. Our outreach and education program is sponsored in part by Northeast Delta Dental Foundation and Stewart's Shops Holiday Match Program. Jim Martinez has been on the board of directors since 2021 and facilitated the relationship between BVHC and HFCSD.

Southwest Tech and HFCS are proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its students at the recent SkillsUSA Vermont State Leadership and Skills Conference. Demonstrating exceptional technical skill and professional dedication, three students earned second-place silver medals in their respective competitive fields.
The following HFCS high school students have been recognized for their top-tier performances:
Hailey Bedford: 2nd Place in Audio Production
Olivia LeFebvre: 2nd Place in Crime Scene Investigation
Bella Marpe: 2nd Place in Baking
The SkillsUSA state competition brings together students from across Vermont to compete in hands-on technical, skilled, and service occupations. These contests are judged by industry professionals, ensuring that winners meet the rigorous standards required in today’s workforce. We are incredibly proud of Hailey, Olivia, and Bella for their hard work and commitment to excellence!
Competition pictures: Hailey Bedford with Izzy Gibson (MAU) and Bella Marpe with Gabe Perkins and Daniel Wellspeak (both MAU).

3 months ago, HFCS
Southwest Tech is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its students at the recent SkillsUSA Vermont State Leadership and Skills Conference. Demonstrating exceptional technical skill and professional dedication, three students earned second-place silver medals in their respective competitive fields. The following HFCS high school students have been recognized for their top-tier performances: Hailey Bedford: 2nd Place in Audio Production Olivia LeFebvre: 2nd Place in Crime Scene Investigation Bella Marpe: 2nd Place in Baking The SkillsUSA state competition brings together students from across Vermont to compete in hands-on technical, skilled, and service occupations. These contests are judged by industry professionals, ensuring that winners meet the rigorous standards required in today’s workforce. We are incredibly proud of Hailey, Olivia, and Bella for their hard work and commitment to excellence! Competition pictures: Hailey Bedford with Izzy Gibson (MAU) and Bella Marpe with Gabe Perkins and Daniel Wellspeak (both MAU).
Southwest Tech is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its students at the recent SkillsUSA Vermont State Leadership and Skills Conference. Demonstrating exceptional technical skill and professional dedication, three students earned second-place silver medals in their respective competitive fields. The following HFCS high school students have been recognized for their top-tier performances: Hailey Bedford: 2nd Place in Audio Production Olivia LeFebvre: 2nd Place in Crime Scene Investigation Bella Marpe: 2nd Place in Baking The SkillsUSA state competition brings together students from across Vermont to compete in hands-on technical, skilled, and service occupations. These contests are judged by industry professionals, ensuring that winners meet the rigorous standards required in today’s workforce. We are incredibly proud of Hailey, Olivia, and Bella for their hard work and commitment to excellence! Competition pictures: Hailey Bedford with Izzy Gibson (MAU) and Bella Marpe with Gabe Perkins and Daniel Wellspeak (both MAU).
Southwest Tech is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its students at the recent SkillsUSA Vermont State Leadership and Skills Conference. Demonstrating exceptional technical skill and professional dedication, three students earned second-place silver medals in their respective competitive fields. The following HFCS high school students have been recognized for their top-tier performances: Hailey Bedford: 2nd Place in Audio Production Olivia LeFebvre: 2nd Place in Crime Scene Investigation Bella Marpe: 2nd Place in Baking The SkillsUSA state competition brings together students from across Vermont to compete in hands-on technical, skilled, and service occupations. These contests are judged by industry professionals, ensuring that winners meet the rigorous standards required in today’s workforce. We are incredibly proud of Hailey, Olivia, and Bella for their hard work and commitment to excellence! Competition pictures: Hailey Bedford with Izzy Gibson (MAU) and Bella Marpe with Gabe Perkins and Daniel Wellspeak (both MAU).
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in their annual pickleball tournament! They are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to their support, this tournament helped raise funds for the NHS community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, NHS is able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. The NHS truly appreciates the continued support!!
3 months ago, HFCS
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our annual pickleball tournament! We are especially grateful to Penny Acree for her help in organizing the event, and to the Hoosick Armory for generously providing the space to host it. Thanks to your support, this tournament helped raise funds for our community service project, Christmas Wish. Through this program, we are able to provide winter clothing and hygiene products to more than 120 students across over 40 families in our local community. We truly appreciate your continued support in making a difference!
Drum roll please..... Fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Katie Brownell, has some big professional news to share with everyone! Last spring, she was selected by the George Washington Teacher Institute as one of 25 teachers from across the U.S. to serve as a Regional Ambassador, presenting two professional development programs on behalf of GWTI in two different states!!

In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the U. S., GWTI is offering 50 free professional development workshops! The information about the GWTI 250 programs is available here: https://www.mountvernon.org/education/teachers/professional-development/gwti-250-regional-teacher-programs

As part of the Northeast Regional Ambassador Group, Mrs. Brownell is covering programs in NY and VT. Her first program will be held on May 29th at Fort Ticonderoga, and her second program will take place in October at the Bennington Museum. Her program is called Teaching George Washington Through Character Education and Literacy. The website for the NY event has more details: https://www.mountvernon.org/plan-your-visit/calendar/events/teaching-george-washington-through-character-education-and-literacy

Congratulations, Mrs. Brownell!
3 months ago, HFCS
Drum roll please..... Fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Katie Brownell, has some big professional news to share with everyone! Last spring, she was selected by the George Washington Teacher Institute as one of 25 teachers from across the U.S. to serve as a Regional Ambassador, presenting two professional development programs on behalf of GWTI in two different states!! In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the U. S., GWTI is offering 50 free professional development workshops! The information about the GWTI 250 programs is available here: https://www.mountvernon.org/education/teachers/professional-development/gwti-250-regional-teacher-programs As part of the Northeast Regional Ambassador Group, Mrs. Brownell is covering programs in NY and VT. Her first program will be held on May 29th at Fort Ticonderoga, and her second program will take place in October at the Bennington Museum. Her program is called Teaching George Washington Through Character Education and Literacy. The website for the NY event has more details: https://www.mountvernon.org/plan-your-visit/calendar/events/teaching-george-washington-through-character-education-and-literacy Congratulations, Mrs. Brownell!
🎉Congratulations to the April Middle School Students of the Month and Teacher of the Month! These students were selected for demonstrating the PANTHER PRIDE Character Trait of INTEGRITY.🐾5th Grade: Noah Lawrence, Brooks Wolfe, and Chloe Waytkus. 6th Grade: Amanda Steen, Miles Robertson, Jazzy Sutton, Abby Waytkus, and Bronson Dorman. 7th Grade: Lilly Bedor, Aurora Lundberg, and Fiera Lucarelli. 8th Grade: Sadie Drew, Sophia Zinna, Nevaeh LaBonte, and Isaac Bushner. Teacher of the Month: Mrs. O'Connor
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