March 3: After-school activities canceled, Y-Time not affected
Due to the forecast, all after‑school activities at Guilderland Central School District have been canceled. However, Y‑Time will continue to operate as usual.
Category: District headlines
FMS MASK presents Disney’s Newsies Jr.
FMS MASK proudly presents Newsies Jr. Mar. 6-8 at the Farnsworth Middle School Cafetorium. Friday and Saturday night shows start at 7 p.m. with matinee performances on Sunday at 2 p.m. Friday’s performance will be interpreted for the deaf and hard of hearing. $9 pre-sale (until 1:30 p.m. Mar. 6) $10 at the door and …
2026-27 Budget ThoughtExchange results
From Jan. 29 to Feb. 9, the Guilderland Central School District conducted a ThoughtExchange to gather input from staff, families, and community members on budget priorities. This year, 423 people participated. The results show strong support for the personalized, holistic education we strive to provide, along with questions about how to fund these programs—topics we …
The Guilderland Players bring Disney’s FROZEN to GHS
Beginning Monday, Feb. 23, tickets for The Guilderland Players’ production of Disney’s FROZEN will be available for purchase online. The show runs Thursday through Sunday, Mar. 12-15, at Guilderland High School. Thursday, Friday and Saturday night shows start at 7 p.m. with matinee performances on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Reserved seating is available …
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Feb. 6 update: Budget development continues
Dear GCSD Community, As we look ahead to February break and beyond, there is much to do and stay informed about. Budget development continues Since October, the leadership team has been planning how to best serve your children in the year ahead. As next year’s spending plan continues to take shape, we hope you will …
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Participate in the GCSD 2026-27 school budget survey
The Guilderland Central School District is in the process of developing the budget for the 2026-27 school year and is seeking community input. Gathering perspectives from a range of stakeholder groups is a key part of the budget development process and will help the district prepare a first draft of the budget. To provide the …
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Jan. 23 update: Budget development and health updates
Dear GCSD families, As we settle back into routine after the new year, I’m grateful for the steady partnership that defines our school community. Looking ahead to the second half of the year, the Board of Education and district leaders are working to develop a 2026-27 budget that reflects stakeholder priorities and enables our students …
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GHS Physical Education Teacher Allison Relyea receives statewide top honor from NYS AHPERD
Guilderland High School physical education teacher and coach Allison Relyea has been named the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AHPERD) Professional of the Year. This prestigious honor recognizes exceptional educators and administrators who demonstrate outstanding service, innovative teaching and leadership in health, physical education, recreation, and dance across …
Registration for the Winter 2026 Continuing Education program opening Jan. 5
Registration for the Winter 2026 Continuing/Adult Education program will open on Jan. 5. You can register online or by mail. Online registration is the fastest and easiest way to secure a spot, but registration forms and payment may still be mailed. Learn more about how to register for upcoming classes. Registration for the Winter 2026 program ends Jan. 16. All …
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Dec. 5 update: GCSD launches culture and climate survey
Dear GCSD families, The Guilderland Central School District has launched a culture and climate survey to gather feedback from families, staff and students in grades 3-12 about their experiences in our schools. A positive school climate is essential to the well-being of our entire community. Your input will help the district strengthen communication, collaboration and …
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