Watch for pics !
#HappyHalloween #SafeFun
We are here to help. Each of our schools has a small food pantry. Reach out to your school parent liaison for support.
Please find a list of school and community resources here: https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2760/Scsd/bb513c1e-878c-4b50-bf0b-9902f5603f53/Food-Resources.pdf?disposition=inline
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 ❤️💙
Congratulations to the following SCSD employees who were nominated and selected to be recognized for their dedication and work related to the Student and Graduate Success pillar, which is one of four pillars of the district's Strategic Plan.
Click the link to see each of the recognized employees ➡️ https://www.schenectadyschools.org/article/2517406
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 ❤️💙
Coming Up on Wednesday
Board of Education Work Session
6:30 p.m.
530 Liberty St.
Discussion: Open Board Seat
Presentations: Cell Phone, School Counseling
Meeting will be live streamed: https://www.youtube.com/live/enDZTCAMgCI
This past week, Simone Miranda, Assistant Director of Innovation, Equity, and Engagement, was recognized by the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schenectady County for six years of dedicated service on the board — a milestone she celebrated humbly, without seeking recognition.
Simone embodies grace in leadership — leading with integrity, compassion, and quiet strength. She shows up consistently, gives her time selflessly, and uplifts everyone around her. She is a true example of women empowering women — a reminder that the most lasting impact is often made in quiet, steady ways.
Congratulations, Simone — so well deserved! #PassionatePeople
Have a great weekend.
📍 Schenectady High School, FA parking lot
🕓 Friday, October 31 | 4:30–5:30 PM
Enjoy music, candy, and more — don’t forget your costume! 👻
Help Shape the Future of the Schenectady County Public Library! 📚
The Schenectady County Public Library Strategic Plan Community Survey is now live. They are seeking your input for creating a roadmap that truly reflects the needs and vision of our diverse community for the next few years.
Ready to share your thoughts?
Take the Survey Now: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YB6CLDG
Need assistance? If you or someone you know needs help accessing the survey online or would prefer a paper copy, please direct them to the library, and our staff will be happy to assist.
Members of the SCSD team participated in the Cannabis Education Roundtable for School Health Leaders held today at the Desmond.
Hosted by the New York State Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), the event successfully brought together district health leaders, school nurses, health teachers, and state partners. The critical goal of this convening was to collaboratively explore how to best support students, families, and communities through effective cannabis education initiatives.
Thank you to the following for representing SCSD at this event:
Andrea Tote-Freeman, Assistant Superintendent of Student Support Services
Norah Capron, Nurse Manager,
Jason McFall, Director of Athletics, Health, & PE
Amber Stephens, Substance Abuse Counselor.
Make sure you've registered ➡️ https://students.arbitersports.com/programs/schenectady-winter-athletics-2025-2026
🎟 Show your support for our Patriots, there is no cost for entry.
Today, let's celebrate what brings us together and stand against bullying. Unity Day is all about showing that we are stronger, kinder, and more vibrant when we include everyone.
Bullying thrives in silence. Let's make noise by wearing and sharing orange to show our commitment to a world where everyone feels safe, supported, and valued.
#UnityDay #WearOrange #ChooseKindness #BullyingPrevention #StrongerTogether #MakeADifference
📺 Watch the segment from WNYT about the amazing efforts being taken to improve attendance and create a feeling of safety in the community.
https://wnyt.com/top-stories/walking-school-bus-in-schenectady-makes-sure-kids-get-to-schools-safely/
Ready to take your game to the next level ? Join us for three days of camp in November.
Beginners welcome!
🗓️ Dates: November 10, 12, & 13
👦Grades: 7th - 12th
📍 Location: Schenectady HS Turf Field
Don't miss out!
#LacrosseMiniCamp #BoysLax #SkillDevelopment #GrowTheGame
The most critical time for students is when they are getting on or off the bus. This area around the bus is known as the Danger Zone because the bus driver may not be able to see children there.
