From an aspiring marine biologist to an aspiring fashion designer and engineer, 26 students graduated from the Menands School on June 26 and moved on to the next stop on their paths to future success. During a tradition-filled ceremony, the rising high school students reflected on their time in the K-8 school district and pondered …
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Approximately 40 students were honored on June 24 for completing the first chapter of their educational careers. Students in Chelsea Passaro, Pooja Gosai, Brianna McGlauflin and Erica Foley’s classes at the Menands School were celebrated by faculty, staff, family and friends during a ceremony at the school. With family and friends cheering vociferously, the graduates received …
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Half Day on Monday, June 23rd Due to the extreme heat and heat advisory on Monday, June 23rd students will be dismissed at 11:30 AM. PreK will dismiss at 11 AM. This will allow for the Spanish regents to be administered while also getting students home before the hottest part of the day. Other Important …
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Twenty-six eighth grade students will graduate from the Menands School during an evening ceremony on June 26. The rising high school students are leaving the PreK-8 school district and are largely pursuing their academic endeavors in four area school districts—North Colonie, South Colonie, Watervliet and Tech Valley High School. The ceremony begins at 6 p.m. …
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Each year, the Menands School invites parents and guardians to participate in the annual Climate Survey. This short survey is an important tool that helps us understand your experiences and perspectives. Your feedback plays a key role in shaping our planning and decisions for the upcoming school year, ensuring we continue to create a supportive, inclusive, …
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