Red Mill Elementary School students read more than 1 million minutes collectively during the Read for Ronald McDonald House program in February. As part of the campaign, students raised $8,219 through pledges and donations for the time they spent reading and collected 68 pounds of pull tabs.
The East Greenbush CSD has proposed a $116 million capital project that, if approved by voters, would improve facilities and grounds at all seven schools at no additional cost to the local taxpayer. The proposed project includes items such as replacement of HVAC systems for improved indoor air quality and adding air conditioning throughout all five elementary schools, classroom additions at elementary schools to accommodate pre-k and increasing enrollment, library renovations in all schools, new playgrounds, athletic field improvements, upgrades to sidewalks and parking lots, and infrastructure improvements at all schools.
Parents/guardians are invited to a free Active Parenting Workshop that will focus on children from birth to age 5. This four-week session begins Monday, April 22. Attendees will learn the ages and stages of development, effective discipline, choices and consequences, and six ways to prepare your child for school success.
For the 21st consecutive year, the East Greenbush Central School District has received the School Safety Excellence Award from Utica National Insurance Group. The district received the Titanium with Honors level designation this year, the highest level available, which includes a $500 check to be used for safety expenses.
The East Greenbush Education Foundation is now accepting Summer Enrichment Applications to help students attend educational programs this summer. Applications are due by May 20, 2024.
Red Mill Elementary School students showed off their skills at the 2024 Talent Show on March 14. Five students served as hosts and 16 students performed on stage with acts that included music, comedy, gymnastics and martial arts.