Dear GCSD community,
At the March 31 meeting and workshop, the Board of Education continued its review of the district’s budget proposal for the coming year. Discussions centered around addressing the budget gap and potential restorations of proposed cuts. You can view a summary of the meeting here.
We invite our community to join us for the next Board of Education meeting on April 14 when the board is scheduled to adopt a budget proposal.
April 20 deadline to submit petitions for Board of Education election
Petitions needed to run for the Board of Education must be submitted to the district clerk by 4 p.m. on Monday, April 20 at the district office.
To request a petition or obtain more information, please call (518) 456‑6200, ext. 0117 or email District Clerk Kim Ten Eyck. You can also learn more about eligibility requirements for Board candidates on the district’s website.
This year, three Board of Education seats are up for election. Each open seat carries a three‑year term.
The annual budget vote and Board of Education election will take place on May 19.
For more information about voting, including in-person voting locations (new this year), absentee ballots and early voting, visit the Voter Information page.
Community Announcements
If you are looking for fun and educational things to do, I encourage you to visit the Community Announcements page on our district website. This resource highlights learning and recreational opportunities offered by local organizations for GCSD students and families. The page is updated regularly, so be sure to check back often.
Happy spring break! This week is a great opportunity for our school community to rest and recharge. When students and staff return, we’ll be entering one of the most energizing and exciting times of the year, filled with celebrations, milestones and the joy that comes with the final months of school.
Thank you for your continued support of our schools and for all you do each day to help our students succeed. We look forward to finishing the year strong together. Have a safe and restful spring break!
Sincerely,
Daniel Mayberry
Superintendent of Schools