Niskayuna Central School District voters on Tuesday, May 17, approved the 2022-2023 school budget, with 1,277 casting votes in favor of the $99.8 million spending plan and 752 opposed. In the Board of Education election, Kimberly Tully was re-elected to the Board, and Elisabeth Cococcia and Judith Tomisman were elected to a first term. Voters …
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The proposed 2022-23 budget contains staff additions critical to support student and operational needs. The spending plan continues all current staffing and includes the addition of nearly 12 full-time equivalent positions. The budget additions allow the district to bring back some positions that were reduced in prior years as well as new investments to meet …
These figures are estimates only. Tax rates and tax bills are set in August after assessment rolls and equalization rates are finalized. House Assessed at $200,000 House Assessed at $300,000 House Assessed at $400,000 Annual Increase $116 $174 $232 Increase Per Month $9.67 $14.50 $19.33
The Niskayuna Central School District is soliciting organizations that currently provide services to 4-year-old children in and around the Niskayuna school district’s area and are interested in providing a full-day Pre-Kindergarten program for up to 6 classroom(s). The program must meet applicable New York State Education Department and/or OCFS Pre-Kindergarten regulations. This is a renewable …
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Dear Niskayuna families and staff, In the 2021-22 school year we used a “layered mitigation plan” to carry out a successful school reopening plan and make a full return to in-person instruction. Your partnership has helped us limit the spread and severity of COVID-19 in our community. Over the last two months, health officials have …
On Tuesday, May 17, voters in the Niskayuna Central School District will decide on the proposed 2022-23 budget, as well as a bus purchase proposition and elect three members to the Board of Education. The $99,853,607 budget proposal, which was unanimously approved by the Board of Education, continues all current student programs and services and …
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At its meeting on Tuesday, April 12, the Board of Education adopted the calendar for the 2022-23 school year. A list of the dates is below. Click here to view the one-page version of the 2022-23 school year calendar. 2022-23 School Year July 4 – Independence Day – Offices Closed August 16-30 – Regents Testing August 30 …
Jesse Angrist, a sophomore at Niskayuna High School, has been awarded an all‐expense‐paid summer study trip to Germany. Jesse was selected as a national winner after scoring in the 94th percentile on the Level 2 2022 National German Exam for High School Students sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG). Over 11,900 …
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Left to right: Aarush Iyengar, 8th grade; Arjun Rangarajan, 8th grade; Tejas Jacob, 6th grade; Gideon Goldberg, 8th grade; and Brian Sun, 7th grade, after Van Antwerp’s victory at the 2022 Regional Championship. Niskayuna students continued to rise to the challenge at the Science Bowl at this year’s competition. The Van Antwerp Middle School team …
Dear Niskayuna families, staff and community members, At the March 15 Board of Education meeting, I presented a proposed budget for the next school year. The district started with a draft budget that reflected the priority investments that our Board and school community identified through the budget development process. From there, the district administration worked …
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