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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 …

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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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Update: Thanks to overwhelming support from the Niskayuna community, the availability of tickets for this weekend’s performance of “Mamma Mia!” is very limited as of March 4. Walk-up sales will not be available on the day of the performances. Musical returns to NHS Niskayuna High School is thrilled to be presenting “Mamma Mia!” this year, with …

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Dear Niskayuna families and staff, Thanks to our collective efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the statewide universal mask mandate for schools was lifted as of today, March 2, 2022. Mask wearing in schools is now optional. Every family’s situation is unique. As a community, we will respect each person’s choice as to whether …

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The district is happy to welcome Michael Elliott and Robert McCloskey to Niskayuna. The Board of Education recently appointed Michael Elliott to be the Director of World Language, Social Studies, and English as a New Language. Elliott came to Niskayuna from the City School District of Albany, where he worked for nearly twenty years, most …

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