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A message from Pupil Personnel Services: March 31, 2020 Dear Parents/Guardians: You have received previous notice that The Guilderland Central School District, in conjunction with other Capital Region school districts, made a decision that it is time to move classes forward and introduce the teaching of new content, which will start on Wednesday, April 1st. …
A message from Superintendent Dr. Marie Wiles: Dear Guilderland Families, As you are likely aware, on March 27, Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order closing schools until at least April 15. During this time, schools are required to provide continuity of instruction, meals for students and childcare resources every weekday, including days originally part …
Given that this is a fluid and potentially rapidly developing situation, we will use this web page to share information and resources as the circumstances warrant. Any time-sensitive, critical information will be shared via the district’s School Messenger notification system, which can send e-mails, text messages and phone calls. Status All GCSD schools will be closed …
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Please see a message from Superintendent Dr. Marie Wiles: Dear GCSD Parents and Guardians, Today, March 27, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that schools in New York state will remain closed until April 15, 2020, because of the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic. All school-related activities such as sporting practices and events, rehearsals and after-school programs will also be …
On Thursday, April 2, 2020, the Guilderland Central School District Board of Education will hold a budget workshop to consider additional reductions to the 2020-2021 spending plan in light of new fiscal challenges facing the state as a result of the continuing COVID-19 health crisis. On March 10, the Guilderland CSD administration presented a $103.5 …
Childcare through the Capital District YMCA Office of Children and Family Services Childcare Non-School-Age Childcare Other Childcare Resources Childcare through the Capital District YMCA Updated on March 23, 2020: Capital District YMCA School-Age Childcare Now Covers “Essential” Workers, New Locations, a Daily Rate — Financial Assistance Offered! The Capital District YMCA has extended care to …
The Board of Education recognizes that consistent attendance is a critical factor in a student’s ability to achieve his/her fullest academic potential. Students have a right and responsibility to attend school on a daily basis. The District’s expectation is that parents/legal guardians will notify the main office of the appropriate school when the student is expected …
In order for students to receive a high school diploma, the Principal must certify that the student has met the following requirements: The student has completed the requirements for a Regents Diploma, an Advanced Regents Diploma or Advance Regents Diploma with honors, as currently defined by the New York State Education Department and Board of …
The Board of Education recognizes that consistent attendance is a critical factor in a student’s ability to achieve his/her fullest academic potential. Students have a right and responsibility to attend school on a daily basis. Consistent attendance contributes to a positive school climate while inconsistent attendance diminishes the student’s ability to effectively use school resources, …
Guilderland Central School District seeks to fill a maternity leave position for a self-contained classroom (Grades K-2) from May 1 through June 25, 2020. The leave of absence is for a self-contained classroom that has students who are eligible for the New York State Alternative Assessment Exams and have delays in cognition, communication, and adaptive …
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