
Our school was bursting with delicious food, vibrant culture, and wonderful company. The tables were overflowing with incredible homemade dishes, from savory classics to sweet delights, showcasing the rich diversity of Hispanic culinary traditions.






Visit https://schenectady.recruitfront.com/JobOpportunities to see a full list of openings

The next Board of Education Meeting is this Wednesday, October 8th, at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting will be held at 530 Liberty St.
Live stream link: https://www.youtube.com/live/VnmF80jqhj4?reload=9&feature=share







📧 Email: speakup@schenectadyschools.org
📞 Call or text: (518) 765-1500
Parents, please share this important information with your child.
#nationalbullyingpreventionmonth


To learn more about the passionate people in our district and explore our strategic plan, visit this link: https://www.schenectadyschools.org/page/strategic-plan-2024-2030
#passionatepeople #SCSDstrategicplan ❤️💙



Use the links below to submit your recommendation for Teacher of the Week or Passionate Person. Be sure to share a thoughtful reason why they deserve to be celebrated!
👉 Passionate Person:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SuGDGJavnqFVRfWJTXC3HoKRkR3Dw3NZyd6a5U-a9I8/edit
👉 Teacher of the Week: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdxMOCumlL5WS00xRknxX3Ar7R4_DxJc2fyXEl25aWwHrwJ4w/viewform?usp=header

A medivac helicopter briefly used the high school field as a landing zone.
Please be assured that this landing was for an external medical emergency and was not related to any health or safety issue concerning SHS students or staff. The high school field is occasionally used as a designated emergency landing site for regional services.

They are visionary leaders who tirelessly manage, inspire, and foster safe, rigorous, and positive environments for every student.
Please join us in thanking these incredible school leaders.
#ThankAPrincipal #SchoolLeadership #PrincipalMonth

Time to celebrate our unsung heroes! 🎉
Today is National Custodian Appreciation Day, and we are shining the spotlight on our incredible Custodial Services Team.
They are the indispensable backbone of our schools, working tirelessly—often before the sun rises and long after it sets—to ensure our facilities are safe, healthy, and welcoming for every student and staff member.
From rigorous sanitation and maintenance to setting up for every assembly and event, their dedication is the foundation of our positive learning environment. Thank you for your unwavering professionalism and commitment.
Please drop a quick "thank you" to your school custodians and cleaners today.
#CustodianAppreciationDay #SchoolHeroes #ThankACustodian #OurCommunity

To learn more about the passionate people in our district and explore our strategic plan, visit this link: https://www.schenectadyschools.org/page/strategic-plan-2024-2030
#passionatepeople #SCSDstrategicplan ❤️💙

This is a reminder about our upcoming annual "Go Home Early Drill," a practice required by New York State every year.
On Friday, October 3, 2025, all students will be dismissed from school 15 minutes early. The goal of this drill is to test our transportation and communication systems so they can operate smoothly in a real emergency.
More info: https://www.schenectadyschools.org/article/2446363

Keane Elementary School Receivership Public Hearing
Thursday, October 2, 2025
4:15 p.m.
The hearing will also be live-streamed: https://www.youtube.com/live/O5NnPs7W8ew

All residents of Schenectady 16 years old and above are welcome to apply!
Learn more and apply here🔗: bit.ly/ApplyCreativeChange
Rolling admissions begin October 1, and applications close on October 5th.
Interested in supporting Creative Changemakers as a coach, mentor, or other?
Please reach out to Elizabeth Walsh at ewalsh@schenectadyfoundation.org or 518-227-1827 to explore possibilities.

Bullying happens when someone intentionally hurts, threatens, or intimidates another person—often repeatedly—making it difficult for the individual to defend themselves. We are committed to ensuring that every student feels safe, valued, and respected.
Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing resources, prevention strategies, and student voices on this important topic. To learn more about expectations for behavior, the consequences of bullying, and how we can all contribute to a safe learning environment, please review our Code of Character, Conduct and Support here:
https://www.schenectadyschools.org/page/code-of-character-conduct-and-support
Together, we can make sure no child feels unsafe at school—because everybody counts and everybody learns. 🧡🧡🧡
#NationalBullyingPreventionAwarenessMonth

📸 SUNY Schenectady’s Advancing Success in Associate Pathways (ASAP) event
ASAP removes financial barriers, supports full-time study, and keeps students on track to graduate. With advising, mentoring, and community activities, ASAP helps students build momentum and succeed.




