Category: District News
Voters approve 2026-27 School Budget
Fort Plain Central School District residents voted on May 19, 2026 to approve a $24,240,000 budget for the 2026-27 school year by a vote of 228 to 52.
Bus Proposition
Voters also approved a referendum by a vote of 217 to 60 authorizing the district to purchase three (3) gas/diesel school vehicles for approximately $350,000. These funds will be drawn from reserve funds. The purchase will have no impact on the tax levy.
Library Tax Increase
A referendum to allow the Fort Plain Library to increase its annual taxpayer supported appropriation from $100,000 to $125,000 was also approved by a vote of 202 to 77. This proposition is separate from the Fort Plain Central School District’s annual budget and will be raised annually by a tax on taxable property in the school district.
Board of Education Election
Additionally, voters elected David Briggs (227 votes), Janine Brown (163 votes) and David Przestrzelski (149 votes) to fill three vacancies on the Board of Education.
The three successful candidates will serve three-year terms that begin on July 1, 2026.
Lead Testing Notice
On May 15, a notice was sent home with all students about recent drinking water lead testing in the Fort Plain schools. The notice explains the testing process, what was found, and the steps being taken to keep our students and staff safe.
Proper signage has been posted indicating sinks are not for drinking water and are to be used for handwashing only.
Mitigation procedures are underway, and the “kitchen kettle” in the JSHS, which is used infrequently, has been made inoperable pending plumbing replacements. Retesting will be scheduled aftward.
Please contact Interim Superintendent Dr. Karen Geelan at at 518-993-4000 with any questions or concerns.
NOTICE TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS and STAFF
Fort Plain Central School District
Lead Testing of School Drinking Water
May 15, 2026
Safe and healthy school environments can foster healthy and successful children. To protect public health, the Public Health Law and New York State Health Department (NYS DOH) regulations require that all public schools test lead levels in water from every outlet that is being used, or could potentially be used, for drinking or cooking. If lead is found in any water outlet at levels above 5 parts per billion (ppb), which is equal to 5 micrograms per liter (μg/L), the NYS DOH requires that the school take action to reduce the exposure to lead.
What is “first draw” testing of school drinking water for lead?
The “on-again, off-again” nature of water use at most schools can raise lead levels in school drinking water. Water that remains in pipes overnight, over a weekend, or over vacation periods stays in contact with lead pipes or lead solder and, as a result, could contain higher levels of lead. This is why schools are required to collect a sample after the water has been sitting in the plumbing system for a certain period of time. This “first draw” sample is likely to show higher levels of lead for that outlet than what you would see if you sampled after using the water continuously.
What are the results of the first draw testing?
On May 12, 2026 we received results from Fulmont Laboratories, who tested 22 faucets at Harry Hoag School and 24 faucets at the Junior-Senior High School on April 26, 2026. Two faucets in each school had results exceeding 5 ppb. The Harry Hoag sinks and one of the sinks at the JSHS are being taken out of service, unless an outlet is a sink faucet needed for handwashing. In that case, a sign was posted at the outlet. One faucet at the JSHS will be taken out of service for replacement and then it will be retested.
What are the other sources of lead exposure?
Lead is a metal that has been used for centuries for many purposes, resulting in widespread distribution in the environment. Major sources of lead exposure include lead-based paint in older housing, and lead that built up over decades in soil and dust due to historical use of lead in gasoline, paint, and manufacturing. Lead can also be found in a number of consumer products, including certain types of pottery, pewter, brass fixtures, foods, plumbing materials, and cosmetics. Lead seldom occurs naturally in water supplies but drinking water could become a possible source of lead exposure if the building’s plumbing contains lead. The primary source of lead exposure for most children with elevated blood-lead levels is lead-based paint.
Additional Resources
For more information regarding the testing program or sampling results, contact Dr. Geelan at 518-993-4000, or go to our school website: https://www.fortplain.org/district-services/health-services/
For information about lead in school drinking water, go to:
http://www.p12.nysed.gov/facplan/LeadTestinginSchoolDrinkingWater.html
For information about NYS DOH Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, go to: https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/lead/
Class of 2026 Senior Spotlights
Join us in celebrating the Class of 2026 with our Senior Spotlights!
Our senior class will be showcased here, on social media and on the digital display and morning announcements at the high school.
Thank you to the students in our high school Multimedia Class and to Mrs. Heroth for their work preparing this year’s spotlights of our seniors.
Klayton Bailey
Ezra Brown
Alexis Buley
Ian Burns
Owen Castellano
Isaac Clark
Emma Cook
Michael Dinehart, Jr.
Noah Fonda
Jordynn Gomez
Jacob Herringshaw
Koby Herron
McKenna Karker
Macey LeRoy
Adrian Millett
Draik Millett
Constance Narzymski
Makena Nurnberger
Taylor Potter
Jayde TenEyck
Fort Plain Class of 2026 – Top 10 Seniors
Fort Plain Jr./Sr. High School has named the Top 10 students of the Class of 2026. Congratulations to each of these students on their many accomplishments:
- McKenna Karker—Valedictorian
- Josephia Carcasole—Salutatorian
- Ian Burns
- Owen Castellano
- Constance Narzymski
- Koby Herron
- Taylor Potter
- Dawson Tracki
- Bradley Rumrill
- Breyanna Gilot
2026 Board of Education Candidates
The 2026-27 school budget vote will be held on May 19, 2026, from noon to 8 p.m. in the Harry Hoag Elementary School Library. At that time, district residents will also vote to fill three open seats on the school board.
The elected board members will each serve a three-year term beginning July 1, 2026.
The Fort Plain Board of Education is empowered to develop policies, rules and regulations for the operation of our school district and for the education and well-being of our students.
Learn more about the responsibilities and characteristics of a board of education member.
2026 Board of Education Candidates
The candidates for the 2026 Board of Education election were asked to share their background information and a statement about why they wish to serve on the Fort Plain Board of Education. Here are their answers:
Janine Brown
Janine Brown is running for a three-year term on the Fort Plain Board of Education.
Janine Brown is a longtime Fort Plain resident and a graduate of Fort Plain schools.
Why I am running for the Fort Plain Board of Education:
“Upon graduating from college, I chose to come back and raise a family here with my husband. My child and extended family attend Fort Plain schools, so I care deeply about our district’s future.
I have served as a youth sports coach and currently work as a school counselor, with prior experience at Montgomery County Youth Services. Through these roles I gained firsthand insight into the needs of students, families and schools. I am committed to improving student outcomes, supporting all learners and listening to community perspectives through open, respectful dialogue.”
David Briggs
David Briggs has served as a member of the Fort Plain CSD Board of Education during the 2025-26 school year by appointment of the board. He is running for his first three-year term on the Fort Plain Board of Education.
David Briggs has been a resident of the Village of Fort Plain since 1964 and is a graduate of Fort Plain Schools.
Briggs is a licensed life, property and casualty insurance agent.
He is also a community volunteer, serving on such school district committees as the FPCSD CDEP team and the FPCSD safety committee. He is president of the Yerdon Foundation and board member of the Scholarship Association of Fort Plain. He is also the past president of the Fort Plain Little League and past treasurer of Fort Plain Biddy Basketball.
Why I am running for the Fort Plain Board of Education:
“I have always been interested in serving as a volunteer in our school and overall community and appreciate the opportunity to continue as a member of the Fort Plain Board of Education, if elected by the voters in our district.”
David Przestrzelski
David Przestrzelski is running for a fifth three-year term on the Fort Plain Board of Education.
Why I am running for the Fort Plain Board of Education:
“I am running for the Board of Education because I like to do things for our community. I believe that our children are our future and I want to do all I can for them. I also like being involved with the district’s budget process and watching our spending and making sure that things are done as efficiently as possible.”
Anthony Crouse
Anthony Crouse is running for a second three-year term on the Fort Plain Board of Education.
He has been a resident of the Village of Fort Plain for the past six years.
Why I am running for the Fort Plain Board of Education:
“I have been a lifelong resident of the Mohawk Valley and understand the unique obstacles that rural schools have to face each year.
I would love to continue working to make Fort Plain the best school in Montgomery County. With your vote, you will have a board member with 33 years of accounting experience (FYE Inc.) who understands the complexities of a budget and forecasting for the future.
Over the next few months, there will be a lot of tough decisions for the school district (with or without the merger). Having family and friends who are students and employees of the school, I have a vested interest in the success of Fort Plain Central School District. I am committed to using my first three years of experience on the Board to continue making excellent choices for the future of Fort Plain.”
Reminder: School Closed May 21, 22 and Memorial Day, May 25
School will be closed from Thursday, May 21 through Monday, May 25.
This includes two unused emergency days and the Memorial Day holiday.
School will be back in session on Tuesday, May 26.
Jr./Sr. High School third quarter honor roll, principal’s list
Our Jr./Sr. High School is proud to announce the 2025-26 third quarter Honor Roll and Principal’s List.
The Honor Roll and Principal’s List recognize outstanding achievement and effort.
Congratulations to the following students:
Honor Roll
Grade 12
- Klayton Bailey
- Emma Cook
- Noah Fonda
- Isis Hammond
- Rachel Kamp
- Macey LeRoy
- John Morrison
- Kyera Murray
Grade 11
- Jayson Austin
- Kayden Battisti
- Trinity Belliveau
- Tyler Cotton
- Bryellah D’Arcangelis
- Isabella Fountain
- Levi Hext
- Ariana Nemeth
- Jonathan Palmeri
- Brody Poultney
- Morgan Prime
- Trent Reynolds
- Aidyn Rooney
- Larry Sanders III
- Brady Spaulding
- Jordan Thackrah
- Dameon Trant
Grade 10
- Blake Battisti
- Nalisha Cadet
- Violet Handy
- Lincoln Kretser
- AshLyn Lewis
- Jasmine Rumrill
- Klaira Vose
- Zachary Walsh
Grade 9
- Laura Atkins
- Alyvia Castellano
- Alexandra Hinkle
- Khloe Hisert
- Joshua LaQuee
- Madden Lathers
- Connor Lochner
- Gideon McCarty
- Jack Parkinson
- Isaac Passero
- Gabriella Peters
- Anthony Polidori
- Braddock Putnam
- Trent Richards
- Gregory Simons
- Kinley Trumbull
Grade 8
- Jaxon Best
- Fiona Brown
- Sophia Bush
- Olivia Jones
- Jacob LaQuee
- MaeLyn Meddaugh
- Isabella Palmeri
- Ethan Shostek
- Ziva Yerdon
Grade 7
- Zachary Alkinburgh
- Isabelle Allen
- Kyle Christman
- Nauni Fink
- Quinn Hisert
- Laken MacNeill
- Lilly Mang
- Andres Medina
Principal’s List
Grade 12
- Alexis Buley
- Ian Burns
- Josephia Carcasole
- Owen Castellano
- Madison Clayburn
- Breyanna Gilot
- Koby Herron
- McKenna Karker
- Alexander Lamphere
- Constance Narzymski
- Makena Nurnberger
- Taylor Potter
- Bradley Rumrill
- Morgan Stock
- Dawson Tracki
- Summer Trumbull
Grade 11
- Genavive Bathrick
- Jordyn Best
- Gamliel Brackett
- Kala Clapper
- Faith Clark
- Mason Gray
- Jansheen Haider
- Lyllie Handy
- Hailey Hayes
- Brooke Jones
- Landon Kretser
- Lilly Lapi
- Madison Lewis
- Gavin Massie
- Elle Nare
- Faith Narzymski
- Layla Negron
- Kendra Sackett
- Kendra Schaffer
- Silas Smith
- Landon VanGorder
- Cheyanne Wall
Grade 10
- Joseph Barr
- Eliyahna Brackett
- Dio Callan
- Brianne Gallt
- Jordan Gallt
- Elijah Houle
- Blake Lapi
- George Mang
- Charlotte Sherwood
- Gabreilla Steinhauer
- Daija Suits
- Dorian Tracki
- Evan Weaver
Grade 9
- Halleli Brackett
- McKenna Hisert
- Jazmain Leonard
- Lainie McDuffee
- Isabella McGuire
- Mary Pomatto
- Molly Shults
- Jaymes Smith
Grade 8
- Owen Charboneau
- Aubree Childs
- Milo Clark
- Christopher Compton Jr.
- Sienna Dean
- Yadiel DeLeon
- Bently Dodson
- Laura Flynn
- Jake Fountain
- Raelynn Fournier
- Laylah Hardnett
- Isabella Hearn
- McKenzie Jones
- Timothy Keane
- Piper Kretser
- Claudia Maring
- Aishwarya Murray
- Mara Poultney
- Dante Santiago
- Gavin Smith
- Noah Smith
- Booker Tarica
- Adalay Webb
Grade 7
- Aiden Bunker
- KataLenah Clapper
- Audrina Gomez
- IvyKate McGuire
- Elaena Minarich
- Oliver Parkinson
- Willow Richards
- Isley Ruszkowski
- Beverly Sherwood
- Addison Weaver
May 2026 Menus
May 2026 Menus
School breakfast is: brain power for learning, nutrition for growth, fuel for sports and physical education!
Menus are subject to change without notice.
The USDA and this institution are equal opportunity employers and providers.
Printable May 2026 Menus
Link to May 2026 Menus
Pre-K
Daily breakfast includes: fruit, juice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Daily lunch includes: fruit choice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate lunches: PB&J sandwich or yogurt w/rolls.
Breakfast and Lunch
Friday, May 1
- Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich
- Lunch: Chicken Patty on a Bun, Chili, Celery Sticks, Fruit
Monday, May 4
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, May 5
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Teriyaki Chicken, Rice, Broccoli, Fruit
Wednesday, May 6
- Breakfast: Cereal
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Pasta Salad, Baked Beans, Fruit
Thursday, May 7
- Breakfast: Banana Muffin
- Lunch: Pizza, Tossed Salad, Fruit, Cookie
Friday, May 8
- Breakfast: Omelet and Sausage Patty
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Baby Carrots w/ranch, Fruit
Monday, May 11
- Breakfast: Cereal
- Lunch: Turkey w/Gravy, Egg Noodles, Green Beans, Fruit
Tuesday, May 12
- Breakfast: Waffle Stix/Sausage
- Lunch: Taco Salad, Fiesta Rice, Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, May 13
- Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, French Fries, Corn, Fruit
Thursday, May 14
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Spaghetti & Meatballs, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, May 15
- Breakfast: Yogurt and Grahams
- Lunch: Ham & Cheese Croissant, Fresh Veggies w/ranch, Fruit
Monday, May 18
- Breakfast: Cereal
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, May 19
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Sausage Links, Breakfast Potatoes, Fruit
Wednesday, May 20
- Breakfast: Pizza Bagels
- Lunch: Chicken Patty, Cheese Crackers, Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, May 21—NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Friday, May 22—NO SCHOOL
Monday, May 25—NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 26
- Breakfast: Cereal
- Lunch: Pizza, Italian Green Beans, Fruit, Animal Cookies
Wednesday, May 27
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Potato Smiles, Corn/Peas, Fruit
Thursday, May 28
- Breakfast: Blueberry Muffin
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, May 29
- Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, Pretzels, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Elementary
Daily breakfast includes: fruit, juice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate breakfast: yogurt or cereal with graham crackers.
Daily lunch includes: fruit choice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate lunches: PB&J sandwich or yogurt w/rolls.
Breakfast and Lunch
Friday, May 1
- Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich
- Lunch: Chicken Patty on a Bun, Chili, Celery Sticks, Fruit
Monday, May 4
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, May 5
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Teriyaki Chicken, Rice, Broccoli, Fruit
Wednesday, May 6
- Breakfast: Baked Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Pasta Salad, Baked Beans, Fruit
Thursday, May 7
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Pizza, Tossed Salad, Fruit, Ice Cream
Friday, May 8
- Breakfast: Omelet and Sausage Patty
- Lunch: Turkey Club, SunChips,, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Monday, May 11
- Breakfast: Cereal and Granola Bar
- Lunch: Turkey w/Gravy, Egg Noodles, Green Beans, Fruit
Tuesday, May 12
- Breakfast: Waffle Sticks/Sausage
- Lunch: Taco Salad, Fiesta Rice, Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, May 13
- Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, French Fries, Corn, Fruit
Thursday, May 14
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Spaghetti & Meatballs, Breadstick, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, May 15
- Breakfast: Croissant & Yogurt
- Lunch: Ham & Cheese Croissant, Cheese Crackers, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Monday, May 18
- Breakfast: Cereal & Muffin Top
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, May 19
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Sausage Links, Breakfast Potatoes, Fruit
Wednesday, May 20
- Breakfast: Pizza Bagels
- Lunch: Chicken Patty, Nachos w/cheese, Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, May 21—NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Friday, May 22—NO SCHOOL
Monday, May 25—NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 26
- Breakfast: Cereal & Grahams
- Lunch: Pizza, Italian Green Beans, Fruit, Sherbet Cup
Wednesday, May 27
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Potato Smiles, Corn/Peas, Fruit
Thursday, May 28
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Baked Lays, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, May 29
- Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, Goldfish Crackers/Pretzels, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Jr./Sr. High School
Daily breakfast includes: fruit, juice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate breakfast: yogurt or cereal with graham crackers.
Alternate: build-your-own-lunch at the Fresh Bar. Includes: PBJ, turkey sandwich, tuna sandwich, hummus cups, Greek yogurt, assorted grains, raw veggies, fruit.
Breakfast and Lunch
Friday, May 1
- Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich
- Lunch: Chicken Patty on a Bun, Chili, Celery Sticks, Fruit
Monday, May 4
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, May 5
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Teriyaki Chicken, Rice, Broccoli, Fruit
Wednesday, May 6
- Breakfast: Baked Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Pasta Salad, Baked Beans, Fruit
Thursday, May 7
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Pizza, Tossed Salad, Fruit, Ice Cream
Friday, May 8
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage Patty
- Lunch: Turkey Club, SunChips, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Monday, May 11
- Breakfast: Cereal & Granola Bar
- Lunch: Potluck Lunch, Potluck Side, Green Beans, Fruit
Tuesday, May 12
- Breakfast: Waffle Stix/Sausage
- Lunch: Taco Salad, Fiesta Rice, Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, May 13
- Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, French Fries, Corn, Fruit
Thursday, May 14
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Spaghetti & Meatballs, Breadstick, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, May 15
- Breakfast: Croissant & Yogurt
- Lunch: Ham & Cheese Croissant, Cheese Crackers, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Monday, May 18
- Breakfast: Cereal & Muffin Top
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, May 19
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Sausage Links, Breakfast Potatoes, Fruit
Wednesday, May 20
- Breakfast: Pizza Bagels
- Lunch: Chicken Patty, Nachos w/cheese, Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, May 21—NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Friday, May 22—NO SCHOOL
Monday, May 25—NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 26
- Breakfast: Cereal & Grahams
- Lunch: Pizza, Italian Green Beans, Fruit, Sherbet Cup
Wednesday, May 27
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Potato Smiles, Corn/Peas, Fruit
Thursday, May 28
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Baked Lays, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, May 29
- Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, Goldfish Crackers/Pretzels, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Harry Hoag third quarter honor roll and principal’s list
Harry Hoag Elementary School is proud to announce the 2025-26 third quarter Honor Roll and Principal’s List.
The Honor Roll and Principal’s List recognize outstanding achievement and effort.
Congratulations to the following students:
Honor Roll
Grade 5
- Emalynn Alkinburgh
- Skylah Becker
- Aleena Crouse
- Julianna Delgado
- Kaileb DiLorenzo
- Jackson Dolly
- Mieke Hallstein
- Adisyn Jones
- Terrence Nemecek Jr.
- Liam Ohlidal
- Avaj Schuyler
- Logan Staples
- Molly Williams
Grade 6
- Zane Bradt
- Sofia Dawson
- Gulenar Derhm
- Bryson Dodson
- Kailee Gordon
- Alyssia Ortiz
- Noah Randall
- Abigail Ryder
- Renesmee Tompkins
- Carma Weaver-Porter
- Chase Woodcock
- Kayleigh Woodcock
- Troy Zabawczuk
Principal’s List
Grade 5
- Amber Bowley
- Kamilla Brazee
- Kassidy Brazee
- Emari Brown
- Brady Brownell
- Brianna Compton
- Jackson Curtis
- Dawson Dean
- Louis Fanelli III
- Leigha Hardnett
- Raelynn Hazzard
- Samuel Hisert
- Carter Hubal
- Jayce Humphrey
- Raylynn Jones
- Sadie Jones
- Arianna Lewis
- Tessa McFee
- Riley O’Connor
- Penelope Prevost
- Janasia Raphael
- Ares Rockwell
- Jace Savoie
- Madeline Valovic
- Trent Webb
- River Whitehurst
Grade 6
- Cecilia Baker
- Payton Bennett
- Shani Brackett
- Ellyana Brown
- Ty Brownell
- Noah Clark
- Aubrey Clayburn
- Abel Clink
- Nicholas Compton
- Raelynn D’Arcangelis
- Ryelee David
- Blaine Dodson
- Isaac Evans
- Dalton Fournier
- Harper Fowler
- Aiden Hardnett
- Corbin Hazzard
- Harlan Heroth
- Jovalee Hisert
- Maria Hisert
- Maison Houston
- Gulzreen Khalid
- Abel Kretser
- Audrey Krug
- Lailah Lewis
- Livia McDuffee
- Joshua Murphy
- Zannah Poultney
- Tanner Putnam
- Grant Reese
- Tabitha Romanello
- Kobe Skiffington
- Gracie Smith
- Easton Taylor
- Samuel Thomas
- Garett Trumbull
Public hearing on 2026-27 budget and Board of Education meeting – May 6
The Fort Plain Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on May 6, 2026 following the public hearing on the proposed 2026-27 school year budget, which begins at 6 p.m.
The public hearing and regular board meeting will take place in the Ronald H. Thibodeau Conference Room in the District Office, 25 High Street, Fort Plain.
View the FPCSD Board of Education – May 6, 2026 meeting agenda.