Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3 Commercially published norm-referenced achievement test Iowa Test of Basic Skills, the California Achievement Test, the Stanford Achievement Test, the Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills, the Metropolitan Achievement Test, a State Education Department test, or another test approved by the State Education Department (i.e., Personalized Achievement Summary System (PASS). …
In November 2014, New York’s $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act (SSBA) was approved by voters. On Monday, June 4, Governor Cuomo’s office announced that another $34 million of the SSBA was approved for schools. The intention of the SSBA is to provide school districts with funding for new educational technology and infrastructure improvements to enhance …
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Welcome to our new website! The process of developing this site was based on research into how visitors use our website, the kinds of information they are seeking, and best practices in website usability and accessibility. Our partner for this project was the Communications Service of Capital Region BOCES. While the new site retains the …
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Following is an important letter from Superintendent Dr. Marie Wiles addressing issues and procedures related to Guilderland school safety. District School Safety Letter Dear Guilderland School Community, The Guilderland Central School District has always placed our highest level of priority on the safety and security of our buildings. In light of heightened concerns about safety …
April 17, 2018—On Tuesday, May 15, Guilderland Central School District residents will head to the polls to vote on a $100,925,515 budget for the 2018-19 school year. The proposed budget, adopted by the Board of Education on April 17, includes an increase in spending of $2,441,405, or 2.48 percent, over the current year’s budget. If …
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View the 2018-19 Budget here.
Budget 2018-2019 Overview Budget: $100,925,515 Spending increase: $2,441,405 (2.48%) Tax Levy increase: $1,571,060 (2.22%) 2018-19 budget exit survey results available The GCSD conducted an exit survey during its Annual School Budget Vote on May 15, 2018. The purpose was to collect demographic data about who voted on the budget and information about why voters voted the way …
