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Shenendehowa High School is comprised of two
buildings: East and West.
Both are located on the main campus of Shenendehowa.
Students in grades 10-12 attend the East Building and
students in grade 9 attend the West Building.
High
School Mission Statement :
In accordance with the Profile of a Shenendehowa Graduate, the
high school community will pursue the highest levels of academic
and personal achievement, as well as civic responsibility,
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Posted on
3/2/10
Dear
Parents/Guardians,
While some of our neighbors in surrounding communities are
shoveling out from the recent snowstorms, our students and
teachers are knee-deep in their academic pursuits preparing
for success on Advanced Placement, regents and final exams.
This is a critical time of the school year. It is vital that
those who have not done well during the first semester,
refocus so that they might pass their course(s). It is also
important for those students who have had a successful first
semester to continue to stay motivated and to keep their
momentum leading into the final marking period.
The month of March brings us to the 2nd Annual March
Madness. It is a program designed to allow our faculty and
staff the opportunity to highlight the daily good works of
our students. Those students who are recognized by their
teachers or by staff members will receive a coupon that may
be entered into a raffle on Fridays during March for prizes
such as movie tickets, gift cards and food. It is a nice
diversion from the anxiousness of wanting the winter to end,
but knowing that March doesn’t always leave “like a lamb.” I
hope you ask your son or daughter about the program.
Finally, as usual, we have many important activities and
dates you should highlight on your calendar. One such
activity occurs on Wednesday, March 24th from 5-7 pm at the
Pasta Factory Restaurant. The Latin Club will earn 20% of
sales when customers present a promotional flier on that
night. Fliers may be picked up at both HSE and HSW. I hope
you join us on the 24th.
As always, I appreciate your cooperation and support of our
program. Please do not hesitate to contact me with comments,
questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Donald Flynt
Principal
3/5 SFA Senate Dodgeball 6:00 pm
3/9 BOE meeting 7:00 pm at Gowana Library
3/10 PTSA meeting 7:00 pm HSE Library
3/11 Interims distributed
3/16 BOE meeting 7:00 pm at Gowana Library
3/18-3/20 HS Musical – “Anything Goes” 7:00 pm
3/23 BOE meeting 7:00 pm at Gowana Library
3/26 Superintendent’s Conference Day – no school
3/30 BOE meeting 7:00 @ Gowana Library |
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Posted on
3/2/10
The SFA
(Student-Faculty-Administration) Senate's annual dodgeball
tournament is Friday, March 5, from 6:30-10 in the High
School East gymnasium. This year, the event will raise
money for Hannah's Hope and CAPTAIN. Checks will be
presented at the tournament. In addition, the Senate is
sponsoring a "Best of Clifton Park" pizza contest. Several
local vendors are setting up booths. For $3, voters can
taste each pie and cast their vote for the favorite. More
than 800 students and faculty play in the tournament. |
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Posted on
3/2/10
Shenendehowa High School students Jonathan S. Harrison,
Emily Hensler, Eric Wang, and Jianing Xie have been named
finalists in the 2010 National Merit Scholarship Program.
To achieve the status of finalist requires achievement in
the top one percent of United States high school graduating
seniors who took the National Merit Scholarship examination.
This award is one of the highest forms of recognition that a
high school senior can achieve.
A certificate will be presented to these students at the
high school’s Awards Program on Thursday, May 27th. The
program will be held in the Shenendehowa High School
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Posted on
2/23/10
The
Shenendehowa Girls Indoor Track team captured the Section II
title for the fourth year in a row.
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was a tremendous team effort by the girls to win over
Saratoga 169 to 138. Key wins in the 1500m (Predmore),
3000m(Predmore) , high jump (Hanson), pole vault (Weekes),
shot put (Gordon), 800 m relay (Preston, Burtnick, Osaheni,
Klein), and the 1600 m relay (Preston, Burtnick, Crisafulli,
Klein) along with many other top finishes allowed the girls
to retain the title.The Shen boys team took second place and
had key wins in the 1600m (Harris), 800m relay (Whitaker,
Preston, Campoli, Hildenbrandt), 1600m relay (Hildenbrandt,
Charbonneau, Jacobs, Campoli), high jump (McLeod), pole
vault (Charbonneau), and shot put (Prendergast). |
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Posted on
2/23/10
The High
School Choral concert originally scheduled for Tuesday,
March 30th has been re-scheduled for Wednesday, April 14th. |
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Posted on
2/10/10
Rehearsals
have begun for the Shenendehowa High School Musical
Company’s production of “Anything Goes,” to be performed
Mar. 18-20 at
7:30 p.m. in High School East. Tickets, which are $12
reserved seating, are on sale and may be obtained by going
to
the H.S.
Musical page.
Seniors
Karissa Jump, clarinet, and Tom
Pierson and Alex Lessard, trumpet, are among the 21 students
in the orchestra of Anything Goes. Although most are
experienced musicians, many are learning the Broadway style
and jazz for the first time.
Kevin Orlando plays Moonface Martin, Public Enemy #13, and Brynna Pawlows is Erma, a moll, in Shen's production of
Anything Goes. |
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Posted on
2/9/10
The DUGOUT
CLUB will sponsor the 1st Annual Table Tennis Championships
here for students at Shenendehowa High School on Thursday,
February 25 in the High School East New Gymnasium from
7:00-9:30 pm. The entry fee is $10.00. There are 32
Slots for the Singles Tournament and 32 Slots for the
Doubles Tournament (participants can only participate in
either the Singles Tournament or the Doubles Tournament). It
is a double elimination tournament - each player is
guaranteed a minimum of 2 games. Tournament T Shirt will be
given to each tournament's final four participants.
Tournament trophy awarded to the champions. All games are
played under the International Rules of Table Tennis
Competition. Each game will be considered complete when a
player scores 21 points! Blind draw brackets are being
filled quickly ...get your entry form in soon! Contact Coach
Christodulu and complete your entry form...the tournament is
filling up fast and spots are moving briskly! |
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Posted on
2/5/10
In
February, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Rushman, and
 Ms.
Krowicki took 29 students to compete at the annual Future
Business Leaders of America’s Spring District Meeting.
Out of 15 events Shenendehowa students placed first in six
of them, while earning a total of 23 awards.
The winners
include:
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Accounting II - Inge Chen (1st Place)
- Business
Communications - Alyssa Dalrymple (2nd Place)
- Business
Calculations - Tim Johnson (3rd Place), Courtney Howard
(5th Place)
- Business
Law - Eric Wang (2nd Place), Preston Amsler (3rd
Place), Sam Newman-Plotnick (4th Place)
- Business
Math - Trevor Hennigan (1st Place), Kyle Murphy (2nd
Place), Brandon Valvo (5th Place)
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Entrepreneurship - Eric Wang (1st Place)
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Introduction to Business- Brandon Valvo (1st Place), Carly
Tashjim (2nd Place), Caitlyn Runyon (3rd Place), Trevor
Hennigan (4th Place), Kyle Murphy (5th Place)
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Marketing - Alyssa Dalrymple (1st Place), Sarah Nealon
(5th Place)
- Personal
Finance - Inge Chen (1st Place), Courtney Howard (3rd
Place)
- Sports
Management - Jordan Brustle (2nd Place)
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Impromptu Speaking - Josh Koopman (4th Place)
- Job
Interview - Dakotah Jones (4th Place)
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Posted on
2/5/10
Shenendehowa's SADD CLUB will hold a food and personal
items drive To benefit CAPTAIN’s food pantry March 1- March
12 in the main lobby at High School East. CAPTAIN’s FOOD
PANTRY’s cupboards are extremely low.
Ideas for donations include:
- Snacks
for kids
- Dried
Soups
- Tomato
Products
- Soup
- Peanut
Butter
- Tuna
- Prepared
Meals: Ramon Noodles, Chef Boy-ar-dee, Hamburger Helper,
Dinty Moore
FOOD STAMPS
COVER ONLY FOODS. IF YOU CAN DONATE PERSONAL ITEMS, THEY
WILL BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED
- Toilet
Paper
- Tissues
- Diapers
– All sizes.
- Wipes
- Laundry
Soap
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Toothpaste & toothbrushes & Floss
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Deodorant, Shampoo, Body Wash
For more
information, contact Cathi Barbaro, RN, Shenendehowa SADD
Club Advisor at the HSE Health Office 881-0310 Ext 61419 |
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Posted on 2/1/10
Guitar Hero
Tournament to benefit Nick's Fight to be Healed Foundation.
The 9th grade Class Council, Respect Club, Breakfast
Club, Environment Club along with Gowana Student Council and
BEST BUY of Saratoga Springs are pleased to sponsor a Guitar
Hero Tournament to benefit Nick's Fight to be Healed
Foundation on Friday, February 26, 2010 from 5-9:30 in the
Shenendehowa High School West Auditorium/Cafeteria.This
event is open to all Shen high school and middle school
students and their families. Cost for contestants is $10 per
person with prizes for highest score, overall tournament
winner, best rock costume and best performance. A spectator
fee of $3 per person (under 10 free and students under age
10 must be accompanied by an adult). Tickets will be sold in
HSW February 8-24 during periods 4-7 outside the cafeteria.
Tickets will be sold in Gowana Middle School February 8-24
during periods 3-6 outside the auditorium. For more
information about the rules and the event see
www.fighttobehealed.org. |
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Posted on 1/13/10
Counseling Center
January Newsletter -
click here. |
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Posted on 1/25/10
The 21st
Semi-Annual Irish Fest, to celebrate the end of the First
Semester Senior Irish Literature course,
 taught
by Deborah Bouchard and Patricia Neiswender, was held on
Friday, January 15, 2010, in the High School East Building.
Teachers, staff, Board Members, District Office Personnel,
parents, and grandparents were invited to share the event
with the 175 seniors who take the course. The seniors, all
wearing their originally
designed Irish Fest T-shirts, showcased their projects of
castles, cottages, Irish family crests, "Irish" videos,
Irish family trees, Celtic Crosses, Celtic designed
furniture, original Irish poetry, scenic Irish paintings,
Celtic mythology drawings, and Irish Recipe Books. Delicious
Irish cakes, cookies, brownies, scones, soda bread, and corn
beef,
 and
authentic Irish tea were all offered to the guests to enjoy
while they viewed the projects in the High School East
Satellite Cafeteria. The students then continued their
celebration in the auditorium with two hours of performances
from the students which included Irish Step Dancing, Irish
songs, acoustic guitar and violin performances of many Irish
favorites, such as "Danny Boy" and "Wild Irish Rover."
Everyone had a grand time! |
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Posted on 1/15/10
On
Thursday, January 21, HSE counselors purchased and prepared
food for 25 adults and
 children
staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Albany. Ronald
McDonald Houses around the world offer families with ill
children a way to stay together, in proximity to the
treatment hospital, and be comfortable and cared for during
their stay. They are always looking for volunteers and/or
donations. In the picture are counselors Steve Hart, Jan
Reilly, Gretchen Lynch, Katherine Sapienza, Joan McGee and
Courtney Swisher. Maria Hart (Chango student) is sitting on
Ronald McDonald's lap. |
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Posted on 1/13/10
School
attendance is both a right and a responsibility.
Shenendehowa High School recognizes that consistent school
attendance, academic success, school completion, and success
in the workplace have a direct correlation. Inconsistent
attendance will likely have a negative impact on
achievement.
Student
Responsibilities –
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You must
arrive to school on time. School begins at 7:40 a.m. and
you are expected to be in homeroom by 7:45 a.m. Seniors
with late arrival are to sign-in at the front desk and
must attend their first scheduled class on time.
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You must
attend classes (HR, Periods 1 – 9) on time and every day
that school is in session.
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Students
must meet with teachers to request make-up opportunities
after an absence.
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Please
remind your parent(s) that they are expected to notify the
High School Attendance Office (881-0312) if you are
absent, tardy or departing from school early.
Make-Up Work
Procedures- Upon returning to class following an absence,
tardiness or early departure, it is your responsibility to
consult with your teacher(s) to make arrangements to make-up
missed work, assignments and/or tests. You should have
already been made aware of your teacher’s make-up work
policy at the beginning of the year/course. Work missed
during a “skip or unexcused absence” from class may receive
reduced credit or no credit.
High School
Staff and Administration will continue to be diligent at
maintaining accurate records of attendance, absences,
tardiness, or early departure (class or school) of each
student. An absence, tardiness or early departure will be
entered as “excused” or “unexcused” along with the district
code for the reason. The following events are considered as
legal reasons for excused absence or tardiness according to
NYS Education Law: personal illness or injury, death in
family, impassable roads or weather making travel unsafe as
determined by town, county or state highway officials,
medical appointments, religious observance, quarantine,
court attendance, approved cooperative work
program/internship/community service, other school approved
program/event, suspension from school, military obligation,
and college visits. Any other reasons will be considered
illegitimate and will be recorded as unexcused.
Please
remember that unexcused absences, tardiness and early
departures will result in disciplinary sanctions as
described in the Code of Conduct. Consequences may
include, but are not limited to, in-school suspension,
detention (after school or Saturday), and denial of
participation in interscholastic and extracurricular
activities. |
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Posted on
12/21/09
Jessica
Feeley, a 9th grade student in High School West received an
award from Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1498 for her
winning audio essay entry in the Voice of Democrary Audio
Essay Competition.
 Jessica
received a Certificate of Merit for her essay earning her
recognition as An Outstanding Spokesperson for Freedom by
the VFW organization. She received a certificate from Mr.
Howard Steggs, VFW representative, along with a $100
scholarship award. Her winning entry was a response to the
question, "Does America still have heroes?" Jessica wrote
her essay about the military service who are currently
involved in combat areas with a special focus on their
families. Jessica was encouraged by Mrs. Myers, English
teacher, to submit this essay as a response to a writing
assignment in her English Honors class. Jessica previously
won a VFW Award in 8th grade for her Patriot Pen essay.
After last year's competition, she had been encouraged to
submit an essay to the competition this year which was a
grade 9-12 competition. This competition continues through
the district, state and national levels where the finalist
can win a $30,000 scholarship.
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Posted on
12/16/09
Congratulations to the following students who were recently
inducted into the National Honor Society at the fall
induction ceremony. They were recognized for their
commitment to scholarship, service, leadership and
character. The entire school community is proud of their
achievement.
Lindsey
Adomat
Roslyn Alexander
Sarah Anderson
Chelsea Carson
Robert Chiappone
Brian DiCaprio
Andrew Frain
Jenna Gustafson
Michael Finn |
Elisa
Hannan
Nicholas Hurd
Brittany Kotarski
Caitlin Lloyd
Kaitlyn McLellan
Ali Moosavi
Abhishek Mundra
Molly Popolizio
Kathleen Powers |
Jeremy
Rossi
Jordyn Ruchlicki
Enas Sheikh
Hannah Steinberger
Sarah Thomas
Eric Wang
Sarah Weiskopf
Michael Williams |
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Posted on
12/14/09
Congratulations to the following High School musicians
recently selected to participate in the Area All-State Music
Festival. Students were selected based upon their
outstanding results at the 2009 NYSSMA Spring Solo
Evaluation. Selected were Parker Adel, Kayla Frasier, Robert
Krupanich, Will Orlowski, Dylan Schmaling, Kayla Silvia,
Scott Whitney, Brendon Wilkins, Joseph Giangreco, Jenn
Lachell, Brandon O'Connor, Joshua Bay, Steven Chrzan, and
Jack Marshall. The Shenendehowa Music Department is very
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Posted on
12/8/09
High
school teacher Derek Dayton's English classes recently
participated in the 2009 Deloitte Virtual Team Challenge
Spill! This year's program was a real-time, multi-user
business simulation that was played over the course of
several weeks by high school students throughout North
America. 1,760 active teams faced business tasks and
challenges that simulated real-world experiences. Students
were introduced to economics, business education, life
skills, working with others and technology. Tasks included
research and note-taking, math, science (environmental
issues), team communication and cooperation.
Shenendehowa had 21 teams participate in the challenge.
Congratulations to seniors David Frame, Bryan LeClerc, James
Loeser, and Siri Wing who finished 49th in the nation.
Shenendehowa had 6 teams place in the top 400.
Congratulations to all who participated.
The 2009 official winners list can be accessed at
www.virtualteamchallenge.com. |
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Posted on
12/8/09
Okte
Elementary School PTA Scholarship -- The school year of
2009-2010, the Okte PTA will provide three scholarships of
$500.00 each to deserving Shenendehowa Seniors who formally
attended Okte Elementary School for at least two years.
Applications may be picked up at the High School East
Guidance Office from Mrs. Butera. The application may also
be emailed directly to the Senior. For the application to be
emailed to the applicant, please send a request to jfeit1@nycap.rr.com
and in the "Subject" area write "Okte Scholarship". The
completed hard copy application form should be returned to
Mrs. Butera at High School East Guidance Office, no later
than March 1, 2010. |
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Posted on 11/24/09
The high
school received a grant of
$1,775.00 from SCA Tissue North America in South Glens Falls
for the purchase of new recycling stations for the
cafeteria. These will help to increase the capacity to
recycle waste from the cafeteria. Pictured are high school
principal, Donald Flynt and science teacher, Joanne Coons,
with representatives of SCA Tissue North America.
Shenendehowa was one of four regional schools selected for
the grant. |
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Posted on 11/18/09
COMMENDED
STUDENTS IN THE 2010 MERIT PROGRAM
Thirteen Shenendehowa students have been named Commended
Students in the 2010 National Merit Scholarship Program.
These seniors were cited at a ceremony at school and
presented with a Certificate of Commendation by the National
Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Commended students include: Robert Callen, William Dell’Anno,
Richard Lessard, Alexander Neuber, Jessica Petterson,
Kathleen Powers, John Preston, Elizabeth Ramos and Mary
Ramos, Kristen Schleier, Karen Sweeney, Sarah Weiskopf and
Kimberly Zlogar.
About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are
being honored for their exceptional academic promise.
Although they will not continue in the competition for Merit
Scholarship awards to be offered next spring, Commended
Students placed among the top 50,000 of over 1.4 million
students who entered the 2009 National Merit Program by
taking the 2007 PSAT/NMSQT Qualifying Test. |
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Posted on 11/12/09
Class of
2013 Newsletter - Click
here. |
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Posted on 10/29/09
On
October 13, 2009, ten seniors (Karl Connor, Jerusha McBurnie, Josh Fosmire,
Raevyn Hayes, James Gayne, Deb Snell, Kayla Larson, Josh Szpila, Jackielee
 McDowell and Brittany St. Clair) from the Alternative Education Program were
invited guests of Siena College Education Department and the Office of
Multicultural Affairs. They had the honor to meet author Marion Blumenthal
Lazan and hear her triumphal survival of the Holocaust. Marion Blumenthal
Lazan’s unforgettable memoir Four Perfect Pebbles recalls the devastating years
that shaped her childhood. The seniors were also given a full tour of the
Siena campus and were invited guests to dinner that evening. They even had some
time to shoot some hoops in the MACC. Shenendehowa would like to thank Dr.
Robin Voetterl, Chair of the Education Department, for hosting us, and Ms. Lisa
Kissinger, AA for Social Studies for including our students.
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Posted on 10/19/09
The
Shenendehowa PEACE (Partners in Educational And Cultural
Exchange) Program hosted a big
 pot luck/pumpkin carving/
dance for exchange students and their guests from Montrouge.
PEACE hosts students, teachers and administrators from
France and we will travel to France in the Spring. In
October, they once again welcomed visitors from Collège and
Lycée Genevoix in Montrouge, France, our exchange schools
just outside Paris. For the two weeks families in our
community host the students and teachers who are accompany
them. Freshmen in High School
 West host thirty-three ninth
grade French students, and juniors and seniors in High
School East host thirty-five French seniors. Guests attend
classes and explore the region and the Northeast on field
trips. Since 1995, the year the exchange between the two
schools began, these multicultural experiences have
increased our understanding of different cultures.
At HSE the teachers from France are Anne Coulon, Olivier
Barberousse, and
 Frederique Houseaux. Their host teachers
are Karen Bonventre, John Choi, and Erika Clarkin. At HSW
the visiting teachers are Dominique Raynaud, Virgine
Sèchépine, and Thierry Dayras. Their host teachers are Carla
Gordon, Sarah Hulme, and Jennifer Loria. |
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Posted 9/23/09
Congratulations to the students
who earned recognition last night at the 1st Annual Green and White Letter
Awards Ceremony held at the HSE auditorium.
Click here to view the list of award
recipients. This ceremony came
 about because of the work of the High School
Partnership Team (HSPT). Over two hundred students in grades 10-12 were cited
for their work during the 2008-2009 school year. The Green Letter was presented
to students who had earned an unweighted GPA of 95% or better. The White Letter
went to students who had been selected by their club or activity advisor for
outstanding service to their organization. Also recognized were students who
scored 100% on a Regents examination during the 2008- 2009 school year and are
now members of the 100 Point Club.
The evening featured remarks by Katya Lapina from the Class of 2010, a recipient
of a Green and White Letter, and a member of the HSPT, Mr. John Michael Caldaro,
high school physics teacher, former HSPT member and a club advisor, as well as
the Superintendent of Schools, Dr. L. Oliver Robinson. There was also a video
presentation compiled by Kristen Guidici, Class Assistant Principal of the Class
of 2011. The evening ended with a reception in the satellite cafeteria. |
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Posted 9/9/09
There is a mistake in the
printed 2009-10 calendar that was mailed home to parents.
It lists "No school for grades
9-12" on June 11. It should read "Last Day of classes for grades 9-12." |
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Posted 8/14/09
The graduation date for
the class of 2010 has been confirmed by Saratoga Performing Art Center. It
will be held on
Thursday, June 24, 2010 at 1:30
pm, SPAC. |
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START & DISMISSAL |
School starts
at 7:40 a.m.
School is
dismissed at 2:40 p.m
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PERIOD
SCHEDULE |
Period 1 - 8:00-8:40am
Period 2 - 8:45-9:25am
Period 3 - 9:30-10:10am
Period 4 - 10:15-10:55am
Period 5 - 11:00-11:40am
Period 6 - 11:45am-12:25pm
Period 7 - 12:30-1:10pm
Period 8 - 1:15-1:55pm
Period 9 - 2:00-2:40pm |
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DIRECTIONS |
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Take the Northway I87 to Exit 9. Head west on Route 146. At third
light, take a left onto Moe Road. The the high school campus is the first right
approximately ¼ mile down the road. The East Building is the first
building on the left, the West Building is the second building on the left just
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MAP OF
BUILDINGS |
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available for students at the main office. The NYS police
have advised us not to put maps of our buildings on the
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WHO'S WHO |
Shen High
School
Principal: Donald Flynt, 881-0310
Social Worker: Jeri Heller
Athletic Director: Christopher Culnan, 881-0390
High
School East, 518-881-0310
Associate
Principals: Claire Brown,
Paul Ripchik,
Stephen Smith
Class Counselors:
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Johnna Apple – (gr. 11-12) A – Br, (gr. 10) A-Bre
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Katherine Sapienza – (gr. 11-12) Bs – Dek, (gr. 10)
Brf-C
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Courtney Swisher – (gr. 11-12) Del – Gar, (gr. 10)
D-Go
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Gretchen Lynch – (gr. 11-12) Gas – J, (gr. 10) Gp-Ke
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Tricia Lara – (gr. 11-12) K – L, (gr. 10) Kf-Ma
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Joan McGee – (gr. 11-12) M, (gr. 10) Mb-Pa
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Megan Beauchamp – (gr. 11-12) N – Ri, (gr. 10) Pb-Sa
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Lauren Di Gianni – (gr. 11-12) Rj – S, (gr. 10) Sb-Sz
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Steve Hart – (gr. 11-12) T – Z, (gr. 10) T-Z
Psychologist: Christopher Douglas , David Hart
School Intervention: Larry Silverman
School Nurses:
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Catherine Barbaro, Grade
10
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Penny Thompson, Grade 11
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Catherine Brauer, Grade
12
West
Building, 518-881-0330
Associate
Principal:
Dorothy Donlon
Class Counselors:
- Robert Swider - A-Gl
- Maria Payne - Gm-N
- Timothy Roberts -
O-Z
Psychologist: Deborah Ouckama
School Intervention: Deanna Grygiel-Thompson
School Nurse: Megan Peterson-Tice
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TEACHER/STAFF WEBPAGES |
Alternative
Education Program
Art
Gr. K-12:
Frances Battistoni,
881-0370
Business gr. 9-12: Ken McDermith,
881-0370
Counseling Center
gr. 9-12: John Puccia, 881-0313
English gr. 9-12:
Mary
Ann Campe,
881-0370
Family &
Consumer Sciences gr. 6-12: Ken McDermith,
881-0370
LOTE (Languages Other Than English) gr. 6-12:
Greg Schaefer, 881-0370
Health gr.
6-12: Rebecca Carman,
881-0390
Math gr. 9-12: Daniel D'Amboise, 881-0370
Music gr.
K-12:
Matthew Cremisio, 881-0370
Physical Education gr. K-12: Rebecca Carman,
881-0390
Science Dept
Gr. 9-12: Jean Lorch, 881-0370
Special Education Department
Social Studies Department
gr. 9-12: Lisa Kissinger, 881-0370
Technology Department gr. 6-12: Ken McDermith,
881-0370
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REQUESTING A TRANSCRIPT |
You can request your high school transcript in person or by
mail. You need to provide the following information:
- your name
- the year you graduated
- your social security number
- your date of birth
- the name and address of where you want the transcript sent
There is a $2.00 fee per copy of your transcript (if paying
by check make it payable to Shenendehowa Central School
District).
Make the request in person or mail to:
Shenendehowa High School East Building
Attention: Guidance Records
970 Route 146
Clifton Park, NY 12065
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STUDENT PARKING – SENIORS
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Seniors wishing to
park at school must obtain a parking sticker. Click here for more
information about
Senior privileges -
Class of 2010
Parking on campus
for seniors is an ongoing privilege and not an entitlement. The
continuation of parking privileges throughout the school year will
be contingent on good attendance in all classes (including HR),
passing grades in all classes, and compliance to good behavior
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DRIVER EDUCATION |
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Driver
Education is offered by the district's Continuing Education
Program twice a year (fall/winter session, spring/summer session)
Registration forms for the Driver Education program are available
on the Shenendehowa website at
www.shenet.org/communityed,
High School East Counseling Center, and the Community Education
Office at High School West. Registrations are accepted in the
order that they are received with SENIORS taking preference.
Students must be 16 years of age. The cost is $335.00. After
registration, Bell’s Driving School will contact you with a
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