In a recent game against Mohonasen, the young men and women of the Cohoes unified basketball team put on a show for the family and friends watching from the stands. …
Cohoes City School District residents approved a $41,826,200 budget for the 2017-18 school year by a vote of 376 in favor to 274 opposed. The budget includes a spending increase …
The three seniors who’ve earned top academic honors as members of the graduating class of 2017 are Valedictorian Connor Rivage, Salutatorian Jessica Martinez-Peraza and Honorable Mention Nia Hamlin. These three …
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Beginning Monday, community groups and athletic teams unaffiliated with the school district can expect changes to the way facility use requests are submitted to the district business office. The current …
The Energy Team, an environmentally conscious group of students at Van Schaick Grade School, recently completed a spring linens drive to make a difference in not only saving the environment, …
School budget vote day and Board of Education elections On Tuesday, May 16, residents will go to the polls to vote on a proposed $41,826,200 spending plan for the 2017-18 …
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Later this evening, Cohoes Assistant Superintendent Peggy O’Shea will be presented with the Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA) Excellence in District Administration Leadership award at their Capital Region Annual …
Harmony Mills Pediatrics is now open from 7-8:30 a.m. on weekdays as a walk-in sick clinic for Cohoes children, ages 3-18. Dr. DiTursi, who also serves as the district’s pediatrician …
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On Monday, Nov. 14, the entire Class of 2020 attended the “Cyberbullying & Digital Dilemmas” forum at The Palace Theatre in Albany. The forum was sponsored by Siena College Research …
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On Thursday, October 20, the Cohoes City School District launched its “Every Minute Matters” attendance movement to engage and motivate parents, students, staff and the greater Cohoes community to reduce …
