On Wednesday, Sept. 2 school leaders held a virtual forum about the final stages of reopening schools. (View Recording of Forum) As you likely know, district and school leaders have spent the summer working with staff preparing school buildings to welcome students back into them in a socially distanced manner. They’ve also been creating schedules …
Below are the school supply lists for the 2020-21 school year for students who selected the in-person instructional model. (Fully Virtual School supply lists can be found on the FVS Launch Page.) K-2 Achieve Program | Mrs. Smith Kindergarten Grade 1: Mrs. Lynch | Mrs. Malizia | Mrs. McCormack Grade 2: Miss Craig | Mr. …
BH-BL school tax bills to go out Sept 1. On Thursday, Aug. 20, the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake school district received final tax equalization rates for the towns of Ballston, Charlton, Glenville and Clifton Park and approved the 2020-21 tax rate, which resulted in a lower than estimated weighted average tax rate increase. When residents approved …
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Store flyers have begun advertising back-to-school supplies, and we don’t want anyone to miss out on a sale. Click on the links below to view a PDF of supply lists. Happy shopping! Grade 6 Supply List Grade 7 Supply List Grade 8 Supply List
At this time, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School is still planning to offer an in-person Driver Education course. Applications are being accepted until Sept. 17 for the fall session, which will run from Monday, Sept. 21 through Friday, Jan. 15, 2021. Students must bring a $300 check (made payable to BH-BL Schools) to the opening …
School begins on Monday, Sept. 14. To be prepared for in-person school, Pashley teachers are shared school supply lists. (Please remember that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students will not be sharing school supply items this year.) Kindergarten Supply Lists: Mrs. Kelly | Mrs. Mosall | Mrs. Neary Grade 1 Supply List Grade 2 Supply …
If you have not already done so, please resubmit any transportation forms that were submitted prior to the Board of Education policy revisions. You do not need to submit this form if your child is riding the bus to and from their home address, or is attending Fully Virtual School. Forms should be submitted IF: …
On Thursday, Aug. 20 the Elementary School Principals and Coordinator of Virtual Learning Carrie Sunkes, along with Superintendent Dr. Patrick McGrath and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction David Collins held a virtual forum to talk about what the 2020-21 school year will look like. They explained instructional models, student expectations, health & safety protocols, transportation …
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At its meeting on Tuesday, the Board of Education approved a revised 2020-21 school year calendar that welcomes students to the first day of school on Monday, Sept. 14 for both in-person/hybrid and fully virtual school students. [Download Sept-Nov District Calendar] Additionally, the district’s traditional Opening Day for staff has been shifted to Tuesday, Sept. …
The district’s full reopening plan includes an In-person/Hybrid instructional model for students for the 2020-21 school year. On Aug. 10, parents were asked to register their children for either the In-person/Hybrid or Fully Virtual model. Nearly 75% of the student population selected In-person/Hybrid for September. Below are some details about the In-person/Hybrid model. Certain details, …
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