High School Student Artwork Selected for Virtual Exhibition:
Skaneateles High School students Kate Aberi, Victoria Baker, and Libby Raymond have had artwork selected for inclusion in a virtual exhibition curated by the Everson Teen Arts Council! This year was particularly competitive and have a theme of "Escapism", an attempt to combat the boredom of social isolation and stress of the events of 2020, and what brings joy to your own inner world. There will be an online showing and opening in mid-May. Congratulations to these talented students!
"Center Stage"- Libby Raymond
"Mother Nature's Bathroom"- Victoria Baker
"Fishers of the Ice"- Kate Aberi
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April 13 BOE Meeting Information:
The Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, April 13 has a proposed executive session at 6 p.m., with the regular meeting scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. The meeting is open to the public in the Board Room at the District Office and can also be livestreamed at the following link at 7 pm https://stream.meet.google.com/stream/e45ee24c-402f-450c-b4ad-c18636bbb187
Username: boardmeeting@skanschools.org
Password: boardmeeting
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Budget Information (Priorities, Timeline, Resources, and Meetings):
With budget season upon us, we are once again reaching out to our school community with important updates and additional information about opportunities to discuss our 2021-2022 school budget. Please read the letter below for more information on the district's budget priorities, timeline, resources, and in-person meeting opportunities.
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Skaneateles CSD Named a 2021 Best Community for Music Education:
Skaneateles Central School District was recently named a 2021 Best Community for Music Education by the NAAM Foundation. The award program recognizes outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education.
To see the complete list of school districts that were recognized for this award, please visit the NAAM Foundation website.
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Student Vaccination Clinics Interest Survey:
Please read the letter below on possible vaccination clinics for high school students ages 16 and up. The letter includes a link to a survey, which we encourage parents to fill out.
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WATCH: High School Orchestra Presents Hip-Hop:
Ever wondered what orchestra hip-hop music is? Watch the video at the following link to see this exciting project our high school orchestra has been working on! https://www.wevideo.com/view/2124478395
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Grades 8-11 Welcomed Back To School:
On Monday, April 5, our remaining students were welcomed back to in-person instruction, five days a week! We would like to thank everyone who made this possible for our students, including staff, administration, the Board of Education, and families.
Photo gallery: https://www.facebook.com/Skaneateles.Schools/posts/2789307128046103
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WATCH: The Effects Of COVID-19 On Our Music Department:
Since the start of the school year, our music department has worked incredibly hard to create a safe environment for our students. Currently in rehearsals, students are spaced out in small groups. However, research shows that students can still be safe with less distance between them, which would allow for larger groups and perhaps concerts. Find out what our students and staff had to say about how they've adapted to changes as a result of COVID-19.
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Skaneateles CSD Alum, Teacher Recognized at Virtual RIT Ceremony:
On Thursday, March 18 th , Anna Neuenschwander was recognized for RIT's Outstanding Undergraduate Scholar Award. The top 1% of RIT's undergraduate students are recognized with this award. In order to be chosen for this award, a student must have a GPA of 3.85 or higher. Also, to complement academic achievement, the student must show creative work, service on student committees, civic activities, employment and/or independent research.
A 2017 graduate of Skaneateles High School, Anna is pursuing a BFA in medical illustration. Since 2018, she has worked in RIT’s Advanced Research Program as a medical illustrator and animator. Their research is focused on how a medical illustration’s style can lead to misunderstandings between ...
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Welcome Back, Grades 8-11!:
All remaining students in grades 8-11 will be welcomed back to school five days a week starting Monday, April 5, 2021! Read the letter below for more information.
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