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The Saratoga Springs City School District is committed to offering diverse perspectives within the learning environment and providing opportunities for critical thinking. As educators, we address controversial issues that have educational value, are developmentally appropriate, and are relevant to the curriculum in a manner that balances major views to assure that as many sides of the issues …
Cheer on the Blue Streaks from home thanks to the SSCSD IT Department. Please subscribe to the channel for future games and events. Athletics YouTube Channel – All home events for volleyball will be livestreamed on this channel. Please note, JV and Varsity contests will be two separate streams. As the JV game ends, the …
Did you know that the SSCSD Farm to School Project has been active despite COVID 19 restrictions? SSCSD is currently in the second year of work on a grant from NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets with partners, Cornell Cooperative Extension and Pitney Meadow Community Farm. Soon, SSCSD kitchens will be working with local Chef …
On Tuesday, December 8, residents in the Saratoga Springs City School District approved The Legacy Project, a $129.7 million capital project referendum for improvements and renovations to all eight school buildings and the transportation facility, 1530 votes to 364 votes. Please note that results are unofficial until approved by the Board of Education. The District …
Stacey Moulton, District Coordinator of Special Education for the Saratoga Springs City School District, has been appointed as Director of Pupil Services for the District effective September. Mrs. Moulton replaces Dr. Darlene King, who is retiring in August. The Director of Pupil Services is responsible for the oversight of the District’s Special Education program including …
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The Saratoga Springs City School District is continuing to prepare for the reopening of our schools with the wellbeing of our students, teachers, staff, and the community at the forefront of all our discussions. This week, Governor Cuomo announced that he will make a decision on whether or not to reopen schools by early August. …
On Wednesday, June 10, the Board of Education unanimously approved a a resolution supporting Standing Together Against Systemic Racism. This resolution directly aligns with the District Pathways Vision Statement that is rooted in our core belief of equity of opportunity. The District is fully committed to working with all school community members in aligning school …
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These are uncertain times for us all, and it is important to recognize the impact this situation and the loss of the school routine can have on children. Please use the resources below to help support your children. Click here for contact information for our Counseling Services. Safe Schools Helpline: Report a situation that might …
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Caroline Street Elementary School, Lake Avenue Elementary School, and Saratoga Springs High School have been named as Recognition Schools for the 2019-2020 school year by the New York State Education Department. Under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) plan, which emphasizes fostering equity in education, Recognition Schools are those with high academic achievement, student growth …
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Throughout this extended school closure, our goal is to ensure students continue learning, and that our students continue to feel as cared about and connected to school as possible during this time. We recognize that we cannot truly replicate the instruction that happens in our classrooms in an online format, especially because we know that …
