⏳Our PTA Fall Fundraiser deadline is tomorrow, 10/22, so there is still time to place your order online or send your order forms back to school! All of the money raised through this fundraiser goes towards fun field trips for our HFCS students, academic scholarships, school activities, free family events, and more!
This year, we offered the following catalogs within your student's packet:
The Ultimate Gift Collection🎁
Kringle's Candles🕯
Legos🧱
Frozen Pies (Just in time for the holidays!)🥧
We encourage you to set up your child's online profit-raiser account and share the shopping link with friends and family! For any child who sells a minimum of 20 items, they will receive a certificate for a FREE animal of their choice to stuff and an outfit (think Build-A-Bear!) at our upcoming Animal Land event at a future movie night after the holidays!
We appreciate your support as we continue to raise funds to help support all of the awesome and fun events for our school community. If you have any questions, please contact the PTA at PTA@hoosickfallscsd.org🐾
4 months ago, HFCS
⏳Our PTA Fall Fundraiser deadline is tomorrow, 10/22, so there is still time to place your order online or send your order forms back to school! All of the money raised through this fundraiser goes towards fun field trips for our HFCS students, academic scholarships, school activities, free family events, and more! This year, we offered the following catalogs within your student's packet: The Ultimate Gift Collection🎁 Kringle's Candles🕯 Legos🧱 Frozen Pies (Just in time for the holidays!)🥧 We encourage you to set up your child's online profit-raiser account and share the shopping link with friends and family! For any child who sells a minimum of 20 items, they will receive a certificate for a FREE animal of their choice to stuff and an outfit (think Build-A-Bear!) at our upcoming Animal Land event at a future movie night after the holidays! We appreciate your support as we continue to raise funds to help support all of the awesome and fun events for our school community. If you have any questions, please contact the PTA at PTA@hoosickfallscsd.org🐾
⏳Our PTA Fall Fundraiser deadline is tomorrow, 10/22, so there is still time to place your order online or send your order forms back to school! All of the money raised through this fundraiser goes towards fun field trips for our HFCS students, academic scholarships, school activities, free family events, and more! This year, we offered the following catalogs within your student's packet: The Ultimate Gift Collection🎁 Kringle's Candles🕯 Legos🧱 Frozen Pies (Just in time for the holidays!)🥧 We encourage you to set up your child's online profit-raiser account and share the shopping link with friends and family! For any child who sells a minimum of 20 items, they will receive a certificate for a FREE animal of their choice to stuff and an outfit (think Build-A-Bear!) at our upcoming Animal Land event at a future movie night after the holidays! We appreciate your support as we continue to raise funds to help support all of the awesome and fun events for our school community. If you have any questions, please contact the PTA at PTA@hoosickfallscsd.org🐾

🏀Come 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 @ 6 pm in the High School Gym
Admissions: $5/Adult ticket, $1/Student Ticket See less

4 months ago, HFCS
🏀Come 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 Auditorium Admissions: $5/Adult ticket, $1/Student Ticket See less
🏀Come 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 Auditorium Admissions: $5/Adult ticket, $1/Student Ticket See less
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case.

The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows:
Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden)
Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan)
South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison)
Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn)
Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake)

Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!


4 months ago, HFCS
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case. The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows: Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden) Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan) South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison) Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn) Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake) Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case. The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows: Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden) Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan) South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison) Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn) Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake) Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case. The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows: Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden) Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan) South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison) Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn) Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake) Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case. The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows: Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden) Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan) South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison) Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn) Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake) Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case. The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows: Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden) Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan) South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison) Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn) Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake) Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!
🎂 Twenty-two senior students in Mr. Brian Bushner’s AP Government and Politics class recently held their annual "Cake Day"!🍰 Students formed teams and chose a Supreme Court case to research that relates to the concept of federalism in the United States. Because federalism is sometimes described as either a “layered cake” or “marble cake”, students can bake a cake that displays the type of federalism their case would be classified as on the interior. For the exterior, they decorate the cake based on the theme of the case. The Supreme Court cases and teams were as follows: Roe v. Wade (two teams/ cakes: Zoe and Brooke / Ayden) Obergefell v. Hodges (Ana, Chyah, Karalina, Ethan) South Dakota v. Dole (Lizzy, Katy, Mattison) Brown v. Board of Education (two teams/cakes: Kady, Ava, Sydne, Erin / Halley, Paylyn) Gibbons v. Ogden (Luke, Wyatt, Chris, Blake) Students are given a lot of freedom with this project, as long as they can explain the concept of federalism as it relates to the SCOTUS case. Mr. Bushner shared that he was “Impressed with how creative the students were and how broadly they looked through U.S. history to choose their cases.” The students always enjoy this creative assignment and have fun tasting the cakes too! Thanks for sharing this project and pictures, Mr. Bushner!
Reminder that the counseling department will be hosting a Financial Aid Workshop tomorrow, for any students and parents/guardians interested in learning more. The Director of Financial Aid from Russell Sage College will be presenting on Wednesday, October 22nd, from 5-6 pm, in the high school auditorium. This is open to all HFCSD families, faculty, and staff.
4 months ago, HFCS
Reminder that the counseling department will be hosting a Financial Aid Workshop tomorrow, for any students and parents/guardians interested in learning more. The Director of Financial Aid from Russell Sage College will be presenting on Wednesday, October 22nd, from 5-6 pm, in the high school auditorium. This is open to all HFCSD families, faculty, and staff.
This week's Powderpuff game has been moved to Wednesday night, 10/22/25, at 6 pm. 🏈See you there!🐾
4 months ago, HFCS
This week's Powderpuff game has been moved to Wednesday night, 10/22/25, at 6 pm. 🏈See you there!🐾
This week's Powderpuff game has been moved to Wednesday night, 10/22/25, at 6 pm. 🏈See you there!🐾
Mrs. Mabey's AP Environmental Science/SUNY-Environmental Science and Forestry Global Environment Class participated in A Day in the Life of the Hudson River this past week. What is Day in the Life? Each fall, schools all along the Hudson River collaborate to create a “day-in-the-life” picture of the river. The annual event is designed to bring school groups and education partners to the Hudson, where they can learn directly from the river. Using seine nets, minnow pots, water-testing gear, and simple tools, thousands of students catch and release many of the Hudson’s 200-plus species of fish. They also track the river’s tides and currents, check the salinity, examine water chemistry and quality, and even take a look at the muddy river bottom. The students thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. They love having the opportunity to get outside and connect their classroom studies in a practical and beautiful setting. Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Mabey!
4 months ago, HFCS
Mrs. Mabey's AP Environmental Science/SUNY-Environmental Science and Forestry Global Environment Class participated in A Day in the Life of the Hudson River this past week. What is Day in the Life? Each fall, schools all along the Hudson River collaborate to create a “day-in-the-life” picture of the river. The annual event is designed to bring school groups and education partners to the Hudson, where they can learn directly from the river. Using seine nets, minnow pots, water-testing gear, and simple tools, thousands of students catch and release many of the Hudson’s 200-plus species of fish. They also track the river’s tides and currents, check the salinity, examine water chemistry and quality, and even take a look at the muddy river bottom. The students thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. They love having the opportunity to get outside and connect their classroom studies in a practical and beautiful setting. Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Mabey!
Mrs. Mabey's AP Environmental Science/SUNY-Environmental Science and Forestry Global Environment Class participated in A Day in the Life of the Hudson River this past week. What is Day in the Life? Each fall, schools all along the Hudson River collaborate to create a “day-in-the-life” picture of the river. The annual event is designed to bring school groups and education partners to the Hudson, where they can learn directly from the river. Using seine nets, minnow pots, water-testing gear, and simple tools, thousands of students catch and release many of the Hudson’s 200-plus species of fish. They also track the river’s tides and currents, check the salinity, examine water chemistry and quality, and even take a look at the muddy river bottom. The students thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. They love having the opportunity to get outside and connect their classroom studies in a practical and beautiful setting. Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Mabey!
Mrs. Mabey's AP Environmental Science/SUNY-Environmental Science and Forestry Global Environment Class participated in A Day in the Life of the Hudson River this past week. What is Day in the Life? Each fall, schools all along the Hudson River collaborate to create a “day-in-the-life” picture of the river. The annual event is designed to bring school groups and education partners to the Hudson, where they can learn directly from the river. Using seine nets, minnow pots, water-testing gear, and simple tools, thousands of students catch and release many of the Hudson’s 200-plus species of fish. They also track the river’s tides and currents, check the salinity, examine water chemistry and quality, and even take a look at the muddy river bottom. The students thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. They love having the opportunity to get outside and connect their classroom studies in a practical and beautiful setting. Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Mabey!
Mrs. Mabey's AP Environmental Science/SUNY-Environmental Science and Forestry Global Environment Class participated in A Day in the Life of the Hudson River this past week. What is Day in the Life? Each fall, schools all along the Hudson River collaborate to create a “day-in-the-life” picture of the river. The annual event is designed to bring school groups and education partners to the Hudson, where they can learn directly from the river. Using seine nets, minnow pots, water-testing gear, and simple tools, thousands of students catch and release many of the Hudson’s 200-plus species of fish. They also track the river’s tides and currents, check the salinity, examine water chemistry and quality, and even take a look at the muddy river bottom. The students thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. They love having the opportunity to get outside and connect their classroom studies in a practical and beautiful setting. Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Mabey!
Please schedule your appointment by visiting redcrossblood.org and using the sponsor keyword HFHS.
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
8 am - 1:30 pm
Hoosick Falls High School Auditorium
4 months ago, HFCS
Please schedule your appointment by visiting redcrossblood.org and using the sponsor keyword HFHS. Tuesday, October 28, 2025 8 am - 1:30 pm Hoosick Falls High School Auditorium
🏀The Town of Hoosick Community Center, Inc. is holding youth basketball signups! See the flyer for more details. 🏀 Visit their Facebook page for more details: https://www.facebook.com/hoosickcommunitycenter
4 months ago, HFCS
🏀The Town of Hoosick Community Center, Inc. is holding youth basketball signups! See the flyer for more details. 🏀
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society invites you to their 2025 Induction Ceremony.
Wednesday, October 29, 2025, 7 pm
High School Auditorium
Light Refreshments will be served after
Current members:
President, Elizabeth Darosa
Vice President, Emma Waugh
Secretary, Erin Conety
Historian, Sydne Niles
Treasurer, Ava Salvesvold
Ana-Marie Cottrell
Dylan Callahan
Isabella Marpe
Karalina Hastings
Katy Howard
Paylyn Poore
4 months ago, HFCS
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society invites you to their 2025 Induction Ceremony. Wednesday, October 29, 2025, 7 pm High School Auditorium Light Refreshments will be served after Current members: President, Elizabeth Darosa Vice President, Emma Waugh Secretary, Erin Conety Historian, Sydne Niles Treasurer, Ava Salvesvold Ana-Marie Cottrell Dylan Callahan Isabella Marpe Karalina Hastings Katy Howard Paylyn Poore
The Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society invites you to their 2025 Induction Ceremony. Wednesday, October 29, 2025, 7 pm High School Auditorium Light Refreshments will be served after Current members: President, Elizabeth Darosa Vice President, Emma Waugh Secretary, Erin Conety Historian, Sydne Niles Treasurer, Ava Salvesvold Ana-Marie Cottrell Dylan Callahan Isabella Marpe Karalina Hastings Katy Howard Paylyn Poore
Our Panther Pride Sideline Store is having a flash sale on fleece! Happening now, save 20% on everything warm and fuzzy at your Panthers store. This 72-hour sale ends soon, so follow the link, use the code FLASH20, and get your fleece on! https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/new_york/hoosickfalls/hoosick-falls-central-high-sch
The Middle School has a special Pride Store for their House-specific clothing gear. Check it out here: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/zTd2TwMtC3
4 months ago, HFCS
Our Panther Pride Sideline Store is having a flash sale on fleece! Happening now, save 20% on everything warm and fuzzy at your Panthers store. This 72-hour sale ends soon, so follow the link, use the code FLASH20, and get your fleece on! https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/new_york/hoosickfalls/hoosick-falls-central-high-sch The Middle School has a special Pride Store for their House-specific clothing gear. Check it out here: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/zTd2TwMtC3
Our Panther Pride Sideline Store is having a flash sale on fleece! Happening now, save 20% on everything warm and fuzzy at your Panthers store. This 72-hour sale ends soon, so follow the link, use the code FLASH20, and get your fleece on! https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/new_york/hoosickfalls/hoosick-falls-central-high-sch The Middle School has a special Pride Store for their House-specific clothing gear. Check it out here: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/zTd2TwMtC3
Our School Resource Officer, Deputy Garhartt (and K9 Eddie 🐾), wanted to share a Trunk or Treat opportunity with our families. This Trunk or Treat is hosted by the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office. See the flyer for full details. (Thanks to our School Nurses for sharing Eddie's glamour shot.)
4 months ago, HFCS
K9 Eddie photo
Our School Resource Officer, Deputy Garhartt (and K9 Eddie 🐾), wanted to share a Trunk or Treat opportunity with our families. This Trunk or Treat is hosted by the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office. See the flyer for full details. (Thanks to our School Nurses for sharing Eddie's glamour shot.)
Reminder: Board of Education Public Hearing & Regular Board Meeting
Thursday, October 16, 2025
PUBLIC HEARING: 5:45 - 6 pm Regarding our District-Wide School Safety Plan
REGULAR BOARD MEETING: 6 - 8 pm
High School Cafeteria
4 months ago, HFCS
Board of Education PUBLIC HEARING & Regular Meeting Thursday, October 16, 2025 PUBLIC HEARING: 5:45 - 6 pm Regarding our District-Wide School Safety Plan REGULAR BOARD MEETING: 6 - 8 pm High School Cafeteria
REMINDER! Classes are not in session on Monday, October 13, 2025.
4 months ago, HFCS
Reminder! Classes are not in session on Monday, October 13, 2025.
Winter Sports Sign-ups begin:
10/17/2025 for JV / Varsity
10/24/2025 for Modified

JV / Varsity Sports Start 11/17/2025
Modified Sports Start 11/24/2025

Students must have an updated physical from 11/2024 forward for JV/Varsity and Modified, in order to participate. Impact tests must be updated before the first practice (if not completed in the past 2 years). If you need a physical before the start of the first practice and are unable to get into your primary MD you must let Nurse Jane know ASAP, as the school physician will only be here twice before winter sports start. Contact your Coach or Nurse Jane with questions: contej@hoosickfallscsd.org

Parents/Guardians must use Family ID to sign their child(ren) up for sports. Visit our athletics site for Family ID: https://www.hoosickfallscsd.org/page/athletics-site
4 months ago, HFCS
Winter Sports Sign-ups begin: 10/17/2025 for JV / Varsity 10/24/2025 for Modified JV / Varsity Sports Start 11/17/2025 Modified Sports Start 11/24/2025 Students must have an updated physical from 11/2024 forward for JV/Varsity and Modified, in order to participate. Impact tests must be updated before the first practice (if not completed in the past 2 years). If you need a physical before the start of the first practice and are unable to get into your primary MD you must let Nurse Jane know ASAP, as the school physician will only be here twice before winter sports start. Contact your Coach or Nurse Jane with questions: contej@hoosickfallscsd.org Parents/Guardians must use Family ID to sign their child(ren) up for sports. Visit our athletics site for Family ID: https://www.hoosickfallscsd.org/page/athletics-site
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
5 months ago, HFCS
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
The elementary school would like to send a big "Thank you!" to Heritage Family Credit Union, which made a very generous donation of 25 boxes of supplies to the elementary school teachers. Branch Manager, Heidi Sweet, said that they wanted to start the year off right and welcome the teachers and students back to school. MacKenzie Sprague and Jim Martinez came on the afternoon of September 3rd and delivered the boxes to each elementary classroom. Heidi Sweet and Jim Martinez came back again on September 30th, to deliver more student supplies that were donated by employees and HFCU customers. Thank you for supporting our students and the community!
HFCSD will be holding a Superintendent’s Conference Day on: Monday, November 3, 2025
Students will not attend school that day.
5 months ago, HFCS
HFCSD will be holding a Superintendent’s Conference Day on: Monday, November 3, 2025 Students will not attend school that day.
The HFCS PTA will be holding the first Members' Meeting of the school year, and as a member, you're invited to attend! This will be a virtual meeting, held via Google Meet. Follow the link below to join in the conversation. We hope to hear from you there!
HFCS PTA Members' Meeting 10/16/25
Thursday, October 16 · 5:00 – 6:00 pm
Google Meet joining info:
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/teo-xkkf-gav
Or dial: ‪(US) +1 216-505-9115‬ PIN: ‪254 330 163‬#

Not a member yet? Follow the link to sign up so you can join the meeting:
https://hoosickfallscsd.givebacks.com/shop
5 months ago, HFCS
The HFCS PTA will be holding the first Members' Meeting of the school year, and as a member, you're invited to attend! This will be a virtual meeting, held via Google Meet. Follow the link below to join in the conversation. We hope to hear from you there! HFCS PTA Members' Meeting 10/16/25 Thursday, October 16 · 5:00 – 6:00 pm Google Meet joining info: Video call link: https://meet.google.com/teo-xkkf-gav Or dial: ‪(US) +1 216-505-9115‬ PIN: ‪254 330 163‬# Not a member yet? Follow the link to sign up so you can join in the meeting: https://hoosickfallscsd.givebacks.com/shop
The counseling department will be hosting a financial aid workshop for any students and parents/guardians interested in learning more. The Director of Financial Aid from Russell Sage College will be presenting on Wednesday, October 22nd, from 5-6 pm, in the high school cafeteria. This is open to all HFCSD families, faculty, and staff.
5 months ago, HFCS
The counseling department will be hosting a financial aid workshop for any students and parents/guardians interested in learning more. The Director of Financial Aid from Russell Sage College will be presenting on Wednesday, October 22nd, from 5-6 pm, in the high school cafeteria. This is open to all HFCSD families, faculty, and staff.
Homecoming and Spirit Week are coming right up, for the week of October 20-24th. Each school has slightly different themes each day of the week. Check out their flyers to help get your student in the PANTHER PRIDE SPIRIT!🐾💙🤍
5 months ago, HFCS
high school spirit week themes picture
middle school spirit week themes picture
elementary school spirit week themes issue
Save the date and come and support our Drama Club students for their fall performance, Finding Nemo Jr.!

HFCS Auditorium
Free Admission
5 months ago, HFCS
Come and support our Drama Club students for their fall performance, Finding Nemo Jr.! HFCS Auditorium Free Admission See the flyer here: https://5il.co/3qul4