by Mark Adam | May 22, 2023 | Athletics, Bell Top, District, Genet, Goff, Green Meadow, Red Mill
East Greenbush Central School District middle and elementary students received their Sandra G. Morley Physical Education Leadership Awards for great citizenship, athletic ability, and leadership in physical education on May 8 at the McDonough Sports Complex on the campus of Hudson Valley Community College. Congratulations!
by Mark Adam | May 17, 2023 | Bell Top, District
Bell Top Elementary School hosted its annual Field Day on Tuesday at the field behind school. Students participated in eight fun events including potato sack races, spoon relay races and tug of war!
by Mark Adam | May 16, 2023 | Bell Top, Budget, Columbia, District, Genet, Goff, Green Meadow, Pre-K, Red Mill, Sutherland, Transportation
East Greenbush Central School District residents approved the proposed school budget for 2023-24 earlier today. The $108 million budget will maintain programs and services and it includes staffing additions, technology upgrades, facility improvements and funding to continue the Pre-K Program. Additionally, voters approved the purchase of eight school buses from the Bus Purchase Reserve Fund.
by Mark Adam | May 15, 2023 | Bell Top, Budget, Columbia, District, Genet, Goff, Green Meadow, Pre-K, Red Mill, Sutherland, Transportation
Residents of the East Greenbush Central School District will vote on the proposed school budget for 2023-24 on Tuesday, May 16. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
by Mark Adam | May 15, 2023 | Bell Top, Columbia, District, Genet, Goff, Green Meadow, Pre-K, Red Mill, Sutherland, Transportation
The East Greenbush CSD provides a list of questions and answers for parents to provide them with more information regarding school safety.
by Mark Adam | May 12, 2023 | Art, Bell Top, Columbia, District, Genet, Goff, Green Meadow, Red Mill, Sutherland
Students from across the East Greenbush Central School District showed off their artistic skills at the 2023 Art Show on Thursday evening at Columbia High School. From drawings to photographs and paintings to pottery, the Columbia hallways, art rooms and cafeteria were lined with diverse and impressive works of art.