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Students in the personal finance and career and financial management classes at Broadalbin-Perth High School recently welcomed Bret Dewhurst from the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to learn how to spot scams and protect their money. During the visit, students explored common scams found on social media, through phone phishing, fake employment offers, college scams, and more.

“Right out of the gate when I interviewed here, it was a no-brainer to me that this was a place I needed to know more about and be a part of.” Meet third-grade teacher Stephanie Boyer.

More than 100 students in pre-K through first grade at Broadalbin-Perth Elementary School received free vision screenings through a partnership with the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club and the Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany (NABA).

This year's Rise Against Hunger coin drive kicks off on Monday, Jan. 12, and students have until Friday, Jan. 16 to try to help their classes reach fundraising targets and earn full-class incentives.

The Broadalbin-Perth Central School District began 2026 with two new members of its district leadership team: Jennifer Sanford as assistant principal at Broadalbin-Perth High School and Erika Winney as the district’s new Director for Food Service, Wellness and Nutrition.

Congratulations to all of the students in grades 7-12 at Broadalbin-Perth who have achieved Principal's List, High Honor Roll, or Honor Roll for the first quarter of the 2025-26 school year.