Dear families and colleagues, Over the weekend, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the statewide mask requirement in schools will be lifted on Wednesday, March 2. This means that starting Wednesday, students, school employees, and visitors will no longer be required to wear face coverings or masks in any of our school buildings or on school …
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Dear members of the Broadalbin-Perth community, I am continuing to closely monitor developments on the New York state public school mask mandate as they unfold. On Saturday, Feb. 26, the school district superintendents in the HFM BOCES region wrote to Gov. Kathy Hochul and Health Commissioner Mary Bassett urging the state to update the …
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In high school science teacher Brian Henry’s science research class, students are getting hands-on experience studying a topic that has personal meaning for many. The students are researching cancer rates in the Broadalbin area and the possible variables causing the numbers. The elective class has its roots in B-P’s annual Patriot Pink Out, a charity …
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Download the consent form Broadalbin-Perth is excited to be working Hudson Headwaters Health Network to bring preventative dental services and dental education directly to students. If you enroll your student in the program, he/she will be seen by a NYS Licensed Dental Hygienist who will provide dental care and education that promotes healthy teeth and …
Congratulations to the High School Students who were named to the Honor Roll for the second quarter of the 2021-2022 school year! Principals List (92.00-100.00) Grade 9 Josie Arcuri, Giovanni Barboza, Rylee Brown, Addison Cain, Paton Carey, Liliana Closson, Gianna D’Ambrosio, Madison Dolly, Avery Droszd, Adisen Eglin, Skylar Eglin, Laina Frasier, …
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Congratulations to the January 2022 Students of the Month at the B-P Junior High School: 7th Grade – Colton Reese 8th Grade – Molly Mariano Mrs. Loatman’s class – Ezra Johnson All three students were nominated for the honor by the staff at B-P Junior High School, based on the characteristic of the month, …
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Congratulations to the 7th and 8th graders who were named to the Honor Roll for the Second quarter of the 2021-2022 school year! Principals List (92.00-100.00) 7th Grade Leah Anastasio, Jah Von Aunchman, Alexander Borden, Ethan Boswell, Erin Bradt, Kaitlyn Cetnar, Landon Crane, Joseph D’Ambrosio, Sophia DeLorenzo, Michael DeLuca, Nadine Dence, William Edington, Morgan …
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On Sunday, February 6, the Broadalbin-Perth Nut Jobs will host their first-ever FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics qualifying tournament. Twenty-five teams, including B-P’s Nut Jobs, will compete demonstrating skills and abilities with their robot through a variety of tests and challenges. Five teams will advance to the Regional Championship. The excelsior region encompasses all of NYS …
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Broadalbin-Perth Central School District is now accepting requests for pre-K and kindergarten registration packets for the 2022-23 school year. See below for details on how to request a registration packet be mailed to you. PRE-KINDERGARTEN B-P offers a full-day pre-K program and can accommodate up to 90 children in the program. Children who reside in …
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Appellate Court Decision and Order of Full Stay Dear neighbors and colleagues, We recognize that this past week has involved uncertainty and confusion for parents of public school children throughout the state. To be clear, New York’s statewide mask mandate remains in effect while the issue works its way through the courts. All staff, students, …
