Elizabeth Carroll, an assistant principal at Maple Avenue Middle School, has been selected as the next principal at Lake Avenue Elementary School. Ms. Carroll will replace Dr. Barbara Messier who is retiring from her position on July 31 after 22 years. “Ms. Carroll has done an amazing job in her role of assistant principal at …
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The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is requiring all school districts to collect data regarding digital resource access for our students. The survey is only nine questions and takes about a minute to complete. As you go through the Digital Access Survey questions, you may have some questions of your own. The following information …
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The safety of students, staff, and the community is our highest priority at the Saratoga Springs City School District. In 2016, the State Legislature passed a bill that required all school districts and boards of cooperative educational services to test all potable water outlets for lead contamination, to remediate contamination where found, and to notify …
The Saratoga Springs City School District will honor seven individuals for their extraordinary contributions to athletics during the Blue Streak Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony to the 2021 inductees on Tuesday, February 8 at 4:30 p.m. The ceremony will be held at Nancy DiCresce Room in The Pines at SPAC. In addition, the ceremony may …
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The Yearbook Club is working hard to document the year and put together the book now! We will have other opportunities for picture submissions so stay tuned! Yearbook Ordering 2022-2023 Yearbooks are pre-order only. They are $15.00 ($16.05 with tax) color and soft cover. They will arrive to Maple Avenue in the late spring and …
The safety of students, staff, and the community is our highest priority at the Saratoga Springs City School District. In 2016, the State Legislature passed a bill that required all school districts and boards of cooperative educational services to test all potable water outlets for lead contamination, to remediate contamination where found, and to notify parents …
