On Friday, Schenectady High School students visited STS Steel for their annual Open House, where students got a firsthand look at how STEM and teamwork come together in the real world. Experiences like this help our students connect classroom learning to career opportunities right here in our community.
Thank you STS Steel for inspiring the next generation of skilled professionals in Schenectady💡
#CareerReadiness #STEMEducation #CommunityPartners
Early College High School Student Council Election Day 🗳 ECHS teamed up with the Board of Elections to give students a real voting experience, with ballots and ballot counters. It was a great way to engaged and get excited about civic participation.
✅ Voter Registration
✅ Student Voice
Today, each Schenectady High School senior participated in a lesson on civic engagement. They watched campaign speeches from their peers, filled out a real ballot from the Schenectady County Board of Elections, and placed it in a real ballot counter. Students then had the option to register or pre-register to vote with help from the NAACP Schenectady Branch 2175.
Pop Out & Support the Parent Empowerment Group to raise $$ for 3rd Annual Village Holiday Dinner
Fundraising Tailgate
Friday October 17th
3::30 Around the corner from the pool
Homecoming 2025 Keychains $5
Turkey Chili $ 5
Buffalo Chicken Dip w/Tortilla chips $5
Hot Cocoa $2
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #NativeNow #IPD
Have a great weekend.
REMINDER: No school & district offices are closed on Monday, October 13
Didn't catch our important Substance Abuse Panel Discussion last night? No problem!
We've uploaded the full video so you can watch it anytime and get the crucial information you may have missed.
📺 Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/MXHEDmFzLoY
If you have questions after watching, we encourage you to reach out. You can submit them through Let's Talk or by texting us at 518-900-7318.
#SubstanceAbusePrevention #CommunityHealth #LetsTalk #PanelDiscussion
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.
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
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
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
📸 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.
