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  • Welcome to the new Cohoes CSD website!

    We are thrilled to announce a major update to our district website, www.cohoes.org. After more than a year of extensive planning, design and implementation, our new website is now live! Our administration collaborated with Capital Region BOCES Engagement and Development Services to create a more user-friendly experience for students, staff, families and community members. We are…


  • Board of Education to meet on January 22

    The Cohoes Board of Education will meet at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 22 in the Middle School library. Doors will open at 5:50 p.m. The agenda will be available on the Board of Education page. A link to a recording of the meeting will be posted to our Board of Education page shortly thereafter.…


  • CHS junior helps decorate at Albany CTE campus

    Students, faculty and staff at the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education Center Albany Campus are taking part in the annual door decorating contest sponsored by the school’s SkillsUSA organization. Students are combining a winter theme with their respective programs to develop their designs. CHS junior Dayna Spizowski took part in the festive fun.…


  • Believe Day at VSGS brings smiles and hope

    Writing a letter to Santa is a tradition that many children enjoy. The students at Van Schaick Grade School have been writing their letters for the past 16 years, knowing that every letter will help make a difference in the lives of other children. The tradition is part of the Macy’s Believe campaign and for…


  • 2024-25 Code of Conduct available for public comment

    The Cohoes City School District is accepting public comment on its 2024-25 Code of Conduct through August 27. The Code of Conduct is a set of rules and guidelines put in place to foster appropriate student behavior. It also governs the behavior of visitors to our school campuses and at school functions.  Each year we…


  • Public comment period for district-wide safety plan open through August 12

    The Draft 2024-2025 District Wide Safety Plan was presented at the July 10, 2024 Public Hearing and is available for public comment for 30 days, through August 12. Comments should be submitted directly to Mary Rumsey, district clerk at mrumsey@cohoes.org no later than 4 p.m. on August 12, 2024. All comments will be reviewed. The…


  • Public comment period for district-wide safety plan open through July 27

    The Draft 2023-24 District Wide Safety Plan is available for public comment for 30 days, through July 27. Comments should be submitted directly to Mary Rumsey, district clerk at mrumsey@cohoes.org no later than 4 p.m. on July 27, 2023. All comments will be reviewed. It is anticipated that the plan will be recommended for approval…


  • CMS 4th Quarter Honor Roll

    Cohoes Middle School has announced Highest Honors (94.5-100), High Honors (89.50-94.40) and Honors (84.5-89.40) students for the fourth quarter of the 2021-22 school year. HIGHEST HONOR ROLL 94.50 – 100.00 GRADE 6 Caitlyn Baldwin, Alessandra Decker, Maliah Dorsey, Nicholas Garneau, Allen Halliday, Craig Hancock, Machk Hornicek, Benjamin Hotaling, Ashraf Ibrahim, Bryce Jackson, Cecilia Jarosz, Giada…


  • CHS 4th Quarter Honor Roll

    Cohoes High School has announced Highest Honors (95+), High Honors (90-94.9) and Honors (85-89.9) students for the fourth quarter of the 2021-22 school year. Highest Honor Roll Almas Abbas, Camerin Austin, Isabella Banks, Julie Baran, Jaylynn Bariteau, Landon Bastian, Jaclyn Benedetti, Sarah Bova, Maya Buchanan, Hannah Burgess, Isabella Buttofucco, Cole Cepiel, Christopher Cipollo, Natalie Connell,…


  • Cohoes High School Class of 2022 Celebrates Commencement

      Excitement was in the air on the morning of Saturday, June 25, as 112 students from the class of 2022 gathered at Cohoes High School for the commencement ceremony inside the Alumni Gymnasium. Jubilant graduates received their diplomas cheered on by family, friends, teachers, administrators, members of the Board of Education, Mayor Bill Keeler…