The 2025 Lake George Polar Plunge is happening this weekend!! November 22nd at Shepard Beach Park in Lake George, NY. Join our Hoosick Falls Inclusion Fusion team of staff and students and help us reach our fundraising goal. Your support will directly affect the ability for the athletes of Special Olympics New York to participate in trainings, activities, and competitions. Don't want to take the plunge but want to support the cause? That's okay, too! Follow this link to sign up or donate: https://tinyurl.com/3ju3793z
3 months ago, HFCS
The 2025 Lake George Polar Plunge is happening this weekend!! November 22nd at Shepard Beach Park in Lake George, NY. Join our Hoosick Falls Inclusion Fusion team of staff and students and help us reach our fundraising goal. Your support will directly affect the ability for the athletes of Special Olympics New York to participate in trainings, activities, and competitions. Don't want to take the plunge but want to support the cause? That's okay, too! Follow this link to sign up or donate: https://tinyurl.com/3ju3793z

Reminder! Picture retake day is 11/20 for all grade levels. Instructions to participate in Absentee/Retake Day:

1. Mark your calendar!

2. (Elementary students.) We recommend letting your students' teacher know that you wish to have a picture done so that they are sent to the photographer.

3. Absentees and New Students/Staff should plan to be photographed on this day so they may be included on the class photos and/or the yearbook. (No purchase necessary.)

4. In order to submit a new online order, families will need to wait for the updated proof sheet and submit an order using their student's personalized online code. Online orders will be mailed directly to the home address rather than to the school.

5. Retakes: It does not cost to have a retake. If you or your student are not happy with the original picture, please have a new photo taken. It is helpful to the photographer to add a note to the returned pictures explaining what you would like to have changed with their picture.

6. The student does need to return the complete Picture Package in the envelope to the photographer on Retake Day. We cannot exchange your order with the Retake picture until the Picture Package envelope and its contents have been returned but we can still take a new photo if that information is not provided on picture day.

If there are questions, please contact our customer service department at 855-773-3321 (M-F, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm).
3 months ago, HFCS
Picture retake day is 1/20 for all grade levels
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!! See more pictures on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HoosickFallsCentral/
3 months ago, HFCS
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Middle school students in Mrs. Zak's Agriculture Exploration class and Mrs. Sutton's Life Skills class recently had a "pumpkin party"!!!🎃 This was a multiple-day activity, where students had hands-on fun comparing the exterior, interior, and taste of four different pumpkin varieties. Students got right to work counting seeds and making observations!!
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
3 months ago, HFCS
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Mr. Cabana's AP Psychology students got hands-on with neuroscience at the end of October! With the help of former 8th-grade science teacher and current librarian, Mrs. Antolick, students dissected sheep brains to explore the complex anatomy of the brain, identifying external and internal structures, understanding the relationship between structure and function, and discovering the similarities between sheep and human brains. This engaging lab experience brought their classroom learning to life! 🧠
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
3 months ago, HFCS
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
Last week, 24 National Junior Honor Society students and Mrs. Mabey went to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA). The students moved ~5,000 lbs of food from HACA to the Town's Reynolds-Gilchrest Skating Rink, to be sorted and placed into ~180 Thanksgiving distribution boxes for the community. 💙🤍
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis and HFCS Key Club have teamed up again this year to host a Toy Drive. There are trees with mittens throughout the village at several locations: Little Sprouts, Hoosick Nutrition, Baptist Church, and the Immaculate Conception Church. They are planning on handing the gifts to the families the week of December 15th. If you take a mitten, please try to return the unwrapped item with the mitten to any one of the school offices or locations listed above by December 12th. Please see the flyers for more details. Thank you for your help as we support our HF families this holiday season!💙🤍
3 months ago, HFCS
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis and HFCS Key Club have teamed up again this year to host a Toy Drive. There are trees with mittens throughout the village at several locations: Little Sprouts, Hoosick Nutrition, Baptist Church, and the Immaculate Conception Church. They are planning on handing the gifts to the families the week of December 15th. If you take a mitten, please try to return the unwrapped item with the mitten to any one of the school offices or locations listed above by December 12th. Please see the flyers for more details. Thank you for your help as we support our HF families this holiday season!💙🤍
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis and HFCS Key Club have teamed up again this year to host a Toy Drive. There are trees with mittens throughout the village at several locations: Little Sprouts, Hoosick Nutrition, Baptist Church, and the Immaculate Conception Church. They are planning on handing the gifts to the families the week of December 15th. If you take a mitten, please try to return the unwrapped item with the mitten to any one of the school offices or locations listed above by December 12th. Please see the flyers for more details. Thank you for your help as we support our HF families this holiday season!💙🤍
The Art Club is currently running a Food and Toiletry Drive and a Used Glasses Drive. Items listed on the flyers can be sent to school. Please see the flyers for more details. Thank you for your help as we support our HF families this holiday season!💙🤍
3 months ago, HFCS
The Art Club is currently running a Food and Toiletry Drive and a Used Glasses Drive. Items listed on the flyers can be sent to school. Please see the flyers for more details. Thank you for your help as we support our HF families!💙🤍
The Art Club is currently running a Food and Toiletry Drive and a Used Glasses Drive. Items listed on the flyers can be sent to school. Please see the flyers for more details. Thank you for your help as we support our HF families!💙🤍

On 11/13/25, 27 seniors from Hoosick Falls High School were accepted to Hudson Valley Community College for the fall of 2026. The College and Career Center/Counseling Office held an Instant Admission Day for any senior interested in applying. Congratulations to each of the 27 students accepted on the spot!!

3 months ago, HFCS
On 11/13/25, 27 seniors from Hoosick Falls High School were accepted to Hudson Valley Community College for the fall of 2026. The College and Career Center/Counseling Office held an Instant Admission Day for any senior interested in applying. Congratulations to each of the 27 students accepted on the spot!!
🐠Get ready to swim with Marlin, Dory, and all your favorite fish friends in this spectacular musical adventure, Finding Nemo JR!🎭 Tonight and tomorrow, November 14th and 15th, our talented Drama Club is bringing the underwater world to life on stage, and you don't want to miss the journey from the Great Barrier Reef to the big city. Admission: FREE! That's right—it won't cost you a single shell! Don't miss out on the fun, the fantastic music, and the heartfelt story of a father's epic search for his son. See you under the sea! 🦈🎶
3 months ago, HFCS
🐠Get ready to swim with Marlin, Dory, and all your favorite fish friends in this spectacular musical adventure, Finding Nemo JR!🎭 Tonight and tomorrow, November 14th and 15th, our talented Drama Club is bringing the underwater world to life on stage, and you don't want to miss the journey from the Great Barrier Reef to the big city. Admission: FREE! That's right—it won't cost you a single shell! Don't miss out on the fun, the fantastic music, and the heartfelt story of a father's epic search for his son. See you under the sea! 🦈🎶
drama club students
Flip into the holiday spirit! The Class of 2028 invites you to our Pancake Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 7th from 8:30–10:30 a.m. in the High School Cafeteria. Enjoy a cozy morning filled with fluffy pancakes, festive fun, and a chance to meet the jolly man himself! This walk-in event is open to all with a suggested donation of $20 per family, and don’t forget to check out our basket raffles while you’re there — you might just take home a little extra holiday magic! 🎄✨

Parents and guardians of the sophomore class, we need your help to make this event extra sweet! If you’re able to donate raffle baskets, syrup, chocolate chips, hot chocolate, cans of Pam, or candy canes, please reach out to Mrs. Nelson at nelsonj@hoosickfallscsd.org. Your support helps make this festive fundraiser a success!
3 months ago, HFCS
Flip into the holiday spirit! The Class of 2028 invites you to our Pancake Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 7th from 8:30–10:30 a.m. in the High School Cafeteria. Enjoy a cozy morning filled with fluffy pancakes, festive fun, and a chance to meet the jolly man himself! This walk-in event is open to all with a suggested donation of $20 per family, and don’t forget to check out our basket raffles while you’re there — you might just take home a little extra holiday magic! 🎄✨ Parents and guardians of the sophomore class, we need your help to make this event extra sweet! If you’re able to donate raffle baskets, syrup, chocolate chips, hot chocolate, cans of Pam, or candy canes, please reach out to Mrs. Nelson at nelsonj@hoosickfallscsd.org. Your support helps make this festive fundraiser a success!
Would you like to be a vendor at this year's HFCS PTA Winterfest event? To sign up to join in the fun as a vendor, please complete the vendor form: https://5il.co/3rotl
3 months ago, HFCS
Would you like to be a vendor at this year's HFCS PTA Winterfest event? To sign up to join in the fun as a vendor, please complete the vendor form: https://5il.co/3rotl
The freshmen class is beginning to raise money for their various high school events, such as junior prom, senior ball, and senior trip. There are 11 days left in their current "Ice Shaker" Fundraiser! Follow the link if you can help support their fundraiser: https://www.raise-365.com/shop/atjq-u8lm?user_id=32272&preview=true
3 months ago, HFCS
The freshmen class is beginning to raise money for their various high school events, such as junior prom, senior ball, and senior trip. There are 11 days left in their current "Ice Shaker" Fundraiser! Follow the link if you can help support their fundraiser: https://www.raise-365.com/shop/atjq-u8lm?user_id=32272&preview=true
Mr. Bundrick's high school construction class recently had a fun and practical project. The students made a ukulele stand for Ms. Murphy's elementary school music room. The elementary students were so impressed that they made thank-you cards for Mr. Bundrick and his students, to show their appreciation. The stand came out great! 🔨It is so nice to see these students bringing ideas to life, and inspiring our younger students!🎸
3 months ago, HFCS
Mr. Bundrick's high school construction class recently had a fun and practical project. The students made a ukulele stand for Ms. Murphy's elementary school music room. The elementary students were so impressed that they made thank-you cards for Mr. Bundrick and his students, to show their appreciation. The stand came out great! 🔨It is so nice to see these students bringing ideas to life, and inspiring our younger students!🎸
Mr. Bundrick's high school construction class recently had a fun and practical project. The students made a ukulele stand for Ms. Murphy's elementary school music room. The elementary students were so impressed that they made thank-you cards for Mr. Bundrick and his students, to show their appreciation. The stand came out great! 🔨It is so nice to see these students bringing ideas to life, and inspiring our younger students!🎸
Mr. Bundrick's high school construction class recently had a fun and practical project. The students made a ukulele stand for Ms. Murphy's elementary school music room. The elementary students were so impressed that they made thank-you cards for Mr. Bundrick and his students, to show their appreciation. The stand came out great! 🔨It is so nice to see these students bringing ideas to life, and inspiring our younger students!🎸
Mr. Bundrick's high school construction class recently had a fun and practical project. The students made a ukulele stand for Ms. Murphy's elementary school music room. The elementary students were so impressed that they made thank-you cards for Mr. Bundrick and his students, to show their appreciation. The stand came out great! 🔨It is so nice to see these students bringing ideas to life, and inspiring our younger students!🎸
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
3 months ago, HFCS
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
A few updates from our friends in fourth grade: Students in Mrs. Brownell & Mrs. Wells’ fourth-grade class used their recess time to tidy up and organize the Lost and Found this week. If you recognize any of these items, please have your child visit the Lost and Found! Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Wells also made the official New York State Apple Muffins with their social studies students. This was a tasty way to experience teamwork and learn about New York State Symbols. Students in Ms. Donohue's class recently had a fun chemical change experiment. We love seeing the students getting creative in the classroom. Thanks for sharing, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Wells, and Ms. Donohue!!
Reminder! The elementary school students and staff will be working together to raise money to donate to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA)! On Thursday, November 13th, students and staff are encouraged to wear a hat in school for a suggested donation of $1. All money collected will be donated to HACA on behalf of our elementary staff and students to help them purchase food to keep their shelves stocked this holiday season!
3 months ago, HFCS
Reminder! The elementary school students and staff will be working together to raise money to donate to our local food pantry, Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA)! On Thursday, November 13th, students and staff are encouraged to wear a hat in school for a suggested donation of $1. All money collected will be donated to HACA on behalf of our elementary staff and students to help them purchase food to keep their shelves stocked this holiday season!
Important Reminders!
HFCSD will hold the New York State-mandated Emergency Early Release Drill on Monday, November 10, 2025. The Middle and High Schools will release at 2:00 pm. The Elementary School will release at 3:05 pm. There will be no late buses on this day.

There will be no school on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in observance of Veterans Day.
3 months ago, HFCS
HFCSD will hold the New York State mandated Emergency Early Release Drill on Monday, November 10, 2025. The Middle and High Schools will release at 2:00 pm. The Elementary School will release at 3:05 pm. There will be no late buses on this day. There will be no school on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in observance of Veterans Day.
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, announced their October 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees. ➕📐➖✖️📏➗ These awards recognize students who consistently demonstrated perseverance, responsibility, effort, positive behavior, and academic success throughout the month.
Intro to Geometry- Haili Gorman and Thomas Gervasio
Regents Geometry- Michael Wang and Serenity Beishline
Stats and Probability- Katy Howard
Algebra 1 Period 7- Angelina Gaillard
Algebra 1 Period 3- Brennon Maddex
Algebra 1 Period 9- Karina Avendano
Algebra 1 Period 4- Avery McMahon
Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!🐾
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🏀Come out tonight and support the Kiwanis Key Club and your HFCSD staff as they take on the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office in a basketball game!!
11/7/25 @ 6pm in the High School Gym
Admissions: $5/Adult ticket, $1/Student Ticket
Find the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1123272400022285
4 months ago, HFCS
🏀Come out tonight and support the Kiwanis Key Club and your HFCSD staff as they take on the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office in a basketball game!! 11/7/25 @ 6pm in the High School Gym Admissions: $5/Adult ticket, $1/Student Ticket
🏀Come out tonight and support the Kiwanis Key Club and your HFCSD staff as they take on the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office in a basketball game!! 11/7/25 @ 6pm in the High School Gym Admissions: $5/Adult ticket, $1/Student Ticket
We are one week away from our "Finding Nemo Jr." Drama Production!🎭🎶
Free Admission - HFCS Auditorium
Friday 11/14/25 at 6 pm and Saturday 11/15/25 at 1 pm
Come out and support the Hoosick Falls Drama Club students!🎭🎶
See the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/833346362363820/833346372363819/
4 months ago, HFCS
We are one week away from our "Finding Nemo Jr." Drama Production!🎭🎶 Free Admission - HFCS Auditorium Friday 11/14/25 at 6 pm and Saturday 11/15/25 at 1 pm Come out and support the Hoosick Falls Drama Club students!🎭🎶
We are one week away from our "Finding Nemo Jr." Drama Production!🎭🎶 Free Admission - HFCS Auditorium Friday 11/14/25 at 6 pm and Saturday 11/15/25 at 1 pm Come out and support the Hoosick Falls Drama Club students!🎭🎶
In an attempt to bring our community together, the Immaculate Conception Church in Hoosick Falls will be offering a new program called Friends Enjoying Dinner (FED)! These FREE EVENTS will be open to anyone in the community who would like to participate in an attempt to bring together Hoosick Falls residents to ENJOY A FREE MEAL TOGETHER! The first FED gathering will be tonight, Thursday, November 6th, in the church hall from 4-6 pm. Goulash, salad, and bread will be served for anyone interested! There is no religious component or affiliation for this event, just a desire to make our community a better place!
4 months ago, HFCS
In an attempt to bring our community together, the Immaculate Conception Church in Hoosick Falls will be offering a new program called Friends Enjoying Dinner (FED)! These FREE EVENTS will be open to anyone in the community who would like to participate in an attempt to bring together Hoosick Falls residents to ENJOY A FREE MEAL TOGETHER! The first FED gathering will be tonight, Thursday, November 6th, in the church hall from 4-6 pm. Goulash, salad, and bread will be served for anyone interested! There is no religious component or affiliation for this event, just a desire to make our community a better place!