FIRST QUARTER HONOR ROLL Grade 2 Mason Cornwell Connor Jones Aspen Lawton Grade 3 Mavin Armstrong Bastian Kelly Avaleigh Puding Grade 4 Olivia Carpenter Timothy Simpson Sasha Jones Bastian Lynk Grade 5 Cole Dasharme Emma Dyer Grade 6 Elizabeth Gokool Kayla Kerber Ryker Lasky Hunter Lucia Morgan Lynk Ellie O’Connor Jack Richardson Lucas Willoughby Lille […]

Rhianon Islip (standing), member of the SSCS Class of 2023 and now a paralegal working her way toward a career as a lawyer, recently returned to the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education Center to share how her time at BOCES prepared her for college and a career. Islip, also a CTE graduate, used […]

Respect – Relationships Relevance – Resilience Weekly Bulletin – November 15, 2024 PDF Printable Version – November 15, 2024 District Calendar Sports Schedule Updates PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Let’s Have a Healthy and Positive Second Quarter Dear Students, As we settle into the school year, I encourage each of you to take a moment to reflect on […]

A Spartans shout out to Sharon Springs Girl Scouts from Troop 2844 who collected supplies, toys and food for the Animal Shelter of Schoharie Valley as their 2024 fall service project. Some of the Daisy and Brownie members and their Scout leaders delivered the supplies to the shelter in Howes Cave on Saturday, Nov. 10 […]

SSCS was proud to once again participate in National Farm to School Month this October. This year’s theme, “From Soil to Sea: Nourishing People and Planet,” embodied our commitment to honoring the vital role of producers in the food system. From dedicated farmers and ranchers to fishers, their work and expertise lay the foundation for […]

SSCS held a special Morning Program on Nov. 8 to honor local veterans – family and loved ones of our SSCS students and staff – and veterans who could not attend. The auditorium was filled with patriotic songs and dress, American flags, photos, a large military display and a special breakfast. Students wrote special messages […]

The SSCS Student Council joined the American Red Cross in October in hosting a blood donation drive at the school. The need for blood is constant and only volunteer donors can fulfill that need for patients in our community. Nationwide, someone needs a unit of blood every 2 to 3 seconds and most of us […]

After three days of preparation, the Pastel Tres Leches aka three milk cake was ready to be served Friday for the traditional Mexican celebration of Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead). Day of the Dead is a joyful time that helps people remember the deceased and celebrate their memory through food and socialization. To […]