Archive for February, 2023
Threat at High School – February 28 (updated 3/1)
Update 3/1- As you are aware, yesterday there was an incident at the high school where a student brought an Airsoft BB gun to school. This incident was thoroughly investigated by law enforcement and school administration. Incidents like these can often cause rumors and we are aware that there are social media posts alleging a […]
2/24/23 – Q: Is it within district policy for Skano to have events where adult attendance is not overseen by the main office and the main entrance? For example, I recently attended their Valentine’s Day Kindergarten event. Parents signed-in and sign-out using the “honor system” and used a side door. I was told by a fellow parent that is standard policy there. They use the “honor system” or support staff, never the main office and never the main entrance. It seems as though it would go against safety regulations. Wouldn’t you want to closely monitor who is coming and going in your school building?
A: Thank you for your concern. All parents attending the Valentines party were greeted, asked for the reason of their visit and then buzzed in by the main office. At no time were the visiting adults unmonitored. With large events, we use a sign in and sign out at the location of the classroom event. […]
2/24/23 – Q: February “break”/ April “break”- Who is this a break for? My daughter has homework/ project drafts in 3 classes. Why are teachers assigning these things over break weeks? – Parent
A: Thanks for sharing your concern. Shenendehowa homework regulation states: Assignments over vacation periods should be rare and limited to projects that began in advance of the break period and extend beyond the break period. Projects may be assigned well in advance of a school break with a deadline several days (or weeks) after the conclusion of […]
Thank you to Clifton Park Elks #2466 for their ongoing support of our Bountiful Backpack program.
Donations like these help us to provide food for children who may not have access to breakfasts and lunches on the weekends. Through our partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY and with the help of amazing volunteers, we currently send food-filled backpacks into the homes of over 228 students in need each […]
Karigon held its 1st Black History Month Celebration on February 15th. This event highlighted music and education about significant historical events and figures.
Dr. Robinson joined us virtually to share his thoughts and provide inspiration.
Koda Student Council hosted its first ever Coco Loco Day.
All Koda students enjoyed hot cocoa with their friends while watching the movie, Coco, during lunch.
