Free meals are available to children and teens in need throughout Rensselaer County this summer. Each of the sites, which are listed on the Rensselaer County Department for Youth website, offer free meals to anyone 18 years old or under on a first come first serve basis.
Now that it is officially summer and families are spending more time outdoors, the East Greenbush Central School District wants to share some helpful information about tickborne diseases, such as Lyme Disease, from the New York State Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Columbia seniors Zackary Alber ’23 and Hunter Whiting ’23 built a new display case for the Bell Top Bell Ringers Hall of Fame.
Four alumni – Sam Koblensky, Julia Hannum, Elise Morrissey and Helen Krill – were inducted into the Bell Ringers Hall of Fame on Thursday afternoon. Congratulations!
As summer vacation begins, the East Greenbush Central School District is sharing a Summer Safety Guide that was created by Safe Kids Capital Region and Albany Medical Center. The helpful guide includes safety tips for playgrounds, pools, bicycles and more.
Bell Top 5th graders received graduation certificates on Friday in front of their families at the Moving Up Ceremony in the school gym. Fifth grade teachers Alyssa Breznak and Sheri Valenti, along with other Bell Top teachers and staff, congratulated the students for successfully completing elementary school.