Guilderland High School builds financial skills through real‑world learning

In an increasingly complex economy, financial literacy has become essential. Guilderland High School’s Business Department is preparing students for life after graduation with hands-on coursework, real-world simulations and extracurricular opportunities focused on practical money management and investing. Two initiatives anchor that work: the school’s financial literacy programming and the Investing in Your Future Club. On …

Larson, Steele and the Guilderland JV Girls Lacrosse team named Dutchmen of the Week for May 11th

Each week, we highlight two student-athletes (modified, mod 9, frosh, JV or varsity level) for athletic accomplishments based on the following criteria: The athlete should have made a significant impact on a contest within the nomination time frame, which is the week prior to selection; or The athlete must have shown excellent leadership, sportsmanship, noticeable …

GCSD honors retirees and newly tenured educators for 2025-26

On Tuesday, May 12, the Guilderland Central School District recognized employees who reached the milestones of tenure and retirement during its annual Employee Achievement Ceremony. Recognition of retirees A total of 21 employees will retire this year, collectively representing decades of service and dedication to the Guilderland Central School District. District officials thanked retirees for their …

Voters approve 2026-27 budget; three candidates elected to Board of Education

On May 19, Guilderland Central School District voters approved a $133,900,025 proposed budget for the 2026-27 school year by a vote of 1,355 (yes) to 617 (no), which is a 68.71%, approval. The budget carries a 4.98% increase in spending over the current year’s budget and will result in a 3.42% tax levy increase, which …

Ruggiero and Warren named Dutchmen of the Week for April 27

Each week, we highlight two student-athletes (modified, mod 9, frosh, JV or varsity level) for athletic accomplishments based on the following criteria: The athlete should have made a significant impact on a contest within the nomination time frame, which is the week prior to selection; or The athlete must have shown excellent leadership, sportsmanship, noticeable …

School budget vote and board of education election set for May 19

On Tuesday, May 19, district residents will vote on the $133,900,025 proposed spending plan for the 2026-27 school year. Voters will also elect three members to the board of education and decide on the reauthorization of capital reserve funding and a bus proposition. The vote will be held on Tuesday, May 19, from 7 a.m.-9 p.m. This year, …

From learners to leaders: The ripple effect of civic leadership

The Teacher Corps program at Guilderland High School is a unique elective that blends teacher preparation with authentic civic action, emphasizing real-world applications through teaching and public presentations. What distinguishes these students is their dedication to creating a positive impact, beginning within their own school community. By the end of the year, the high schoolers …

McCutcheon and Cole named Dutchmen of the Week for April 27

Each week, we highlight two student-athletes (modified, mod 9, frosh, JV or varsity level) for athletic accomplishments based on the following criteria: The athlete should have made a significant impact on a contest within the nomination time frame, which is the week prior to selection; or The athlete must have shown excellent leadership, sportsmanship, noticeable …

Budget hearing held at May 5 GCSD Board of Education meeting

At the May 5 board of education meeting, Superintendent Daniel Mayberry provided an outline of the proposed $133.9 million budget for the 2026-27 school year, along with several ballot propositions voters will consider later this month. The proposal carries a 4.98% spending increase over the current year and a 3.42% increase to the tax levy, …

Roberts and Castleman named Dutchmen of the Week for April 20

Each week, we highlight two student-athletes (modified, mod 9, frosh, JV or varsity level) for athletic accomplishments based on the following criteria: The athlete should have made a significant impact on a contest within the nomination time frame, which is the week prior to selection; or The athlete must have shown excellent leadership, sportsmanship, noticeable …

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