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Congratulations to the following staff who were recognized at the June 8, 2023 tenure reception: Administrative: Danielle Bouton-Wales, Nicholas McPartland, Stacey Moulton, and Scott Singer Caroline Street: Daniel Casolaro Geyser Road: Brooke Cannie Lake Avenue: Cheryl Cooper High School: Debbie Bazarnick, Christopher Barone, Laurie Brand, Elicia Brockway, Rebecca Goldfischer, and Susan Pienta Maple Avenue: Clorissa …

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On May 17,  the district held a retirement reception to celebrate the 2022-2023 retirees. Thank you for serving the students and families in our district! Congratulation to the following staff members: Rogann Beagle – Maple Avenue Middle School Tony Devizzio – Saratoga Springs High School Daniel DiBlasi – Maple Avenue Middle School Karen Doane – Geyser …

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Residents of the Saratoga Springs City School District approved the proposed $142,718,530 school budget for 2023-2024 by a vote of 4213 to 1204. In addition, the bus bond proposition was approved by a vote of 3971 to 1009. Three candidates were elected to the Board of Education. The Board of Education Election vote counts are listed below. …

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The Board of Education will hold a meeting on  May 17 at 7 p.m.  The meeting will be held at the Saratoga Springs High School Teaching Auditorium. Watch the meeting through youtube. Meeting agendas and minutes are posted through BoardDocs.

On Tuesday, May 16, residents of the Saratoga Springs City School District will vote on a proposed budget of $142,718,530 for the 2023-2024 school year. The proposed budget prioritizes the safety and social-emotional needs of our students while enhancing the educational programs and services offered in our district. 2023-2024 Proposed Budget Overview We believe that …

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Our district is committed to ensuring all students feel safe and welcome in our schools and we continue to work towards creating a school environment that fosters academic and personal growth with mutual respect for all.  Our district does not condone or tolerate any racist language or behavior in our schools. An important step in …

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