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Update: Capital Project work beginning this spring
A message from Interim Superintendent Karen Geelan about the upcoming capital project work beginning this spring.
The Fort Plain Central School District extends its sincere thanks to our community for supporting the 2024 Capital Project, which will bring important upgrades and safety enhancements to our schools and facilities.
Construction is expected to begin shortly after spring break in April and will take place at both school buildings, the bus garage, and the athletic fields. As work gets underway, we ask everyone to use caution around construction areas and remain mindful of any changes to access points and parking.
All contractors on site will be clearly identified with FPCSD name tags, and enhanced safety protocols will be strictly followed throughout the project. With the exception of some room changes at Harry Hoag Elementary School to accommodate B-wing renovations, we anticipate minimal disruption to our regular programs. Summer programs will proceed as scheduled.
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this construction season and look forward to the successful completion of this project in Fall 2026.
Learn more about the district’s Capital Improvement Project on our website.
Register through March 31 for Toppers on the Run
Toppers on the Run is a new program beginning this spring.
All grade 3 – 6 students are welcome to join the fun.
This program is designed to promote students’ physical wellness, social-emotional growth and build meaningful connections for them in the school and village community.
This program will take the place of the district’s Girls on the Run club.
Through structured running practices, intentional social-emotional learning and service opportunities, students will build confidence, resilience and a sense of belonging.
WHEN: The program will run after school from April 13 – June 3, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 – 4 p.m. Families are responsible for transportation after practice; there will be no district transportation.
WHERE: Harry Hoag Elementary School
OTHER DETAILS: A race to end the season will be held on June 6.
Register for Toppers on the Run
Families of interested students are asked to register for the program with this form by March 31. Registration is a needed step. Please complete this form even if you filled out an earlier interest survey.
Please fill out a separate form for each child in your family that is interested in joining the program.
Questions about this fun new running program?
Learn more about the Toppers on the Run program in this information sheet or contact coaches Kristy McFee, kristy.mcfee@fortplain. org, or Karoline Hoos, karoline.hoos@fortplain.org.
2026 Board of Education vacancies and election
Three seats on the Fort Plain Board of Education will be up for election this May to fill vacancies for terms expiring on June 30, 2026. The three-year terms will run from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2029.
Regular elections for Board of Education seats are held each year on the third Tuesday in May, the same date residents vote on the school budget. This year’s vote date is Tuesday, May 19.
Petitions to run for the board must be submitted by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 20, 2026.
For information on how to be placed on the ballot, contact Becky Smith, District Clerk, at becky.smith@fortplain.org or (518) 993-4000, ext. 1000.
Any U.S. citizen who is a resident of Fort Plain Central School District for 30 days prior to the vote may run for a seat on the Board.
Serving as a School Board Member
What does a Board of Education/school board member do? Why volunteer to serve on the Board? Here’s some helpful information from the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA).
Responsibilities of a Board Member
With school children always their ultimate focus, school board members act officially at the board table, working with other board members to serve students and accomplish the following:
- Create a shared vision for the future of education.
- Set the direction of the school district to achieve the highest student performance.
- Provide rigorous accountability for student achievement results.
- Develop a budget and present it to the community, aligning district resources to improve achievement.
- Support a healthy school district culture for work and learning.
- Create strategic partnerships with the community stakeholders.
- Build the district’s progress through continuous improvement.
- Adopt and maintain current policies.
- Hire and evaluate the superintendent.
- Ratify collective bargaining agreements.
- Maintain strong ethical standards.
Characteristics of a Board Member
Below are attributes that all effective board members should possess:
- Effective Communicator: Can describe what they want and describe what others want; a good listener.
- Consensus Builder: Capable of working toward decisions that all can support and willing to compromise to achieve goals.
- Community Participant: Enjoys meeting a variety of people, can identify the community’s key communicators and reaches out to the community.
- Decision Maker: Is comfortable making decisions and can support group decision-making.
- Information Processor: Can organize priorities and schedules to handle large amounts of verbal and written information.
- Leader: Willing to take risks, be supportive of board colleagues, district staff and community.
- Team Player: Helps promote the board’s vision and goals.
Fort Plain-Canajoharie Drama Club presents: High School Musical
It’s a High School Musical for our high school musical!
Please join us for this year’s Fort Plain-Canajoharie Drama Club production—March 27 – 29 at Canajoharie High School.
Tickets at the door are $8 for adults and $5 for students and seniors. Kids under five attend for free.
Pre-sale tickets are available at a reduced rate of one dollar off by contacting Lauren Goldman at lauren.goldman@canjo.org.
Board of Education Meeting – March 18
The Fort Plain Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, March 18, 2026 beginning at 6 p.m.
The meeting will take place in the Ronald H. Thibodeau Conference Room in the District Office, 25 High Street, Fort Plain, N.Y.
View the FPCSD Board of Education – March 18, 2026 meeting agenda.
March 2026 Menus
March 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.
Link to March 2026 Menus
Harry Hoag Elementary School Menu
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
Monday, March 2
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Pizza, Corn, Fruit
Tuesday, March 3
- Breakfast: French Toast Stix & Links
- Lunch: Teriyaki Chicken, Lo Mein Noodles, Oriental Blend, Fruit
Wednesday, March 4
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Bacon Cheeseburger, Baked Beans, Fruit
Thursday, March 5
- Breakfast: Cereal & Grahams
- Lunch: Baked Rotini w/Cheese, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, March 6
- Breakfast: Bacon, Egg and Cheese Croissant Sandwich
- Lunch: Assorted Subs, Tomato Soup, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Monday, March 9
- Breakfast: Muffin Top
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Egg Patty, Tater Tots, Fruit
Tuesday, March 10
- Breakfast: Pancakes & Links
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Wednesday, March 11
- Breakfast: Croissant & Omelet
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, March 12
- Breakfast: Banana Muffin
- Lunch: “FP-Fil-A” Chicken Sandwich, Baby Carrots w/ranch, Fruit
Friday, March 13
- Breakfast: Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit Sandwich
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Vegetable Soup, Fruit
Monday, March 16
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Chicken Tenders, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, March 17
- Breakfast: Waffle Stix & Links
- Lunch: Pizza Crunchers, Garlic Knot, Italian Green Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, March 18
NO SCHOOL – Superintendent’s Conference Day
Thursday, March 19
- Breakfast: Pumpkin Bread
- Lunch: Chicken Parmesan, Bowties w/Marinara, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, March 20
- Breakfast: Pizza Bagels
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, BBQ Beans, Fruit
Monday, March 23
- Breakfast: Cereal & Granola Bar
- Lunch: Macaroni & Cheese, Broccoli, Fruit
Tuesday, March 24
- Breakfast: French Toast Stix & Links
- Lunch: Tacos, Fiesta Rice, Veggie Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, March 25
- Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, Corn, Fruit
Thursday, March 26
- Breakfast: Cereal & Grahams
- Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, Green Beans, Fruit
Friday, March 27
- Breakfast: Bacon, Egg and Cheese Bagel
- Lunch: Pizza, Broccoli, Fruit
Monday, March 30
- Breakfast: Muffin Top
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, March 31
- Breakfast: Pancakes & Eggs
- Lunch: Turkey with Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Peas, Fruit
Wednesday, April 1
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Ziti with Meatballs, Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, April 2
- Breakfast: Banana Muffin
- Lunch: Tuna or PB&J Sandwich, Cheese-It Crackers, Potluck Veggies, Fruit
Friday, April 3
NO SCHOOL – Spring Break
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
Monday, March 2
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Cheez-It Crackers, Corn, Fruit
Tuesday, March 3
- Breakfast: Waffles
- Lunch: Teriyaki Chicken, Lo Mein Noodles, Oriental Blend, Fruit
Wednesday, March 4
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Bacon Cheeseburger, Baked Chips, Baked Beans, Fruit
Thursday, March 5
- Breakfast: Whole Grain Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Baked Rotini w/Cheese, Cheese Breadstick, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, March 6
- Breakfast: Bacon, Egg and Cheese Croissant Sandwich
- Lunch: Assorted Subs, Tomato Soup, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Monday, March 9
- Breakfast: Cereal/Muffin Top
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Egg Patty, Tater Tots, Fruit
Tuesday, March 10
- Breakfast: Pancakes & Links
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Wednesday, March 11
- Breakfast: Croissant & Omelet
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Sunchips. Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, March 12
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: “FP-Fil-A” Chicken Sandwich, Parmesan Pasta, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Friday, March 13
- Breakfast: Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit Sandwich
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Goldfish, Vegetable Soup, Fruit
Monday, March 16
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Chicken Tenders, Biscuit, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, March 17
- Breakfast: Waffle Stix/Links
- Lunch: Pizza Crunchers, Garlic Knot, Italian Green Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, March 18
NO SCHOOL – Superintendent’s Conference Day
Thursday, March 19
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Chicken Parmesan, Bowties w/Marinara, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, March 20
- Breakfast: Pizza Bagels
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Corn Chips w/cheese, BBQ Beans, Fruit
Monday, March 23
- Breakfast: Cereal & Granola Bar
- Lunch: Macaroni & Cheese, Broccoli, Fruit, Ice Cream Cup
Tuesday, March 24
- Breakfast: French Toast Stix & Links
- Lunch: Tacos, Fiesta Rice, Veggie Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, March 25
- Breakfast: Pancake Stick/Tornado
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, French Fries, Corn, Fruit
Thursday, March 26
- Breakfast: Whole Grain Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, Dinner Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
Friday, March 27
- Breakfast: Bacon, Egg and Cheese Bagel
- Lunch: Pizza, Baked Chips, Broccoli, Fruit
Monday, March 30
- Breakfast: Cereal/Muffin Top
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, March 31
- Breakfast: Pancakes & Eggs
- Lunch: Turkey with Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Peas, Fruit
Wednesday, April 1
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Ziti with Meatballs, Broccoli, Fruit, Pound Cake
Thursday, April 2
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Tuna or PB&J Sandwich, Cheese-It Crackers, Potluck Veggies, Fruit
Friday, April 3
NO SCHOOL – Spring Break
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
Monday, March 2
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Pizza, Cheez-It Crackers, Corn, Fruit
Tuesday, March 3
- Breakfast: French Toast Stix & Links
- Lunch: Teriyaki Chicken, Lo Mein Noodles, Oriental Blend, Fruit
Wednesday, March 4
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Bacon Cheeseburger, Baked Chips, Baked Beans, Fruit
Thursday, March 5
- Breakfast: Whole Grain Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Baked Rotini w/Cheese, Cheese Breadstick, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, March 6
- Breakfast: Bacon, Egg and Cheese Croissant Sandwich
- Lunch: Assorted Subs, Tomato Soup, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Monday, March 9
- Breakfast: Cereal/Muffin Top
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Egg Patty, Tater Tots, Fruit
Tuesday, March 10
- Breakfast: Pancakes & Links
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Wednesday, March 11
- Breakfast: Croissant & Omelet
- Lunch: Meatball Sub, Sunchips, Broccoli, Fruit
Thursday, March 12
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: “FP-Fil-A” Chicken Sandwich, Parmesan Pasta, Baby Carrots, Fruit
Friday, March 13
- Breakfast: Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit Sandwich
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Goldfish, Vegetable Soup, Fruit
Monday, March 16
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Chicken Tenders, Biscuit, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, March 17
- Breakfast: Waffle Stix/Links
- Lunch: Pizza Crunchers, Garlic Knot, Italian Green Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, March 18
NO SCHOOL – Superintendent’s Conference Day
Thursday, March 19
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Chicken Parmesan, Bowties w/Marinara, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Friday, March 20
- Breakfast: Pizza Bagels
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Corn Chips w/cheese, BBQ Beans, Fruit
Monday, March 23
- Breakfast: Cereal & Granola Bar
- Lunch: Macaroni & Cheese, Broccoli, Fruit, Ice Cream Cup
Tuesday, March 24
- Breakfast: French Toast Stix & Links
- Lunch: Tacos, Fiesta Rice, Veggie Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, March 25
- Breakfast: PancakeStick/Tornado
- Lunch: Cheeseburger, French Fries, Corn, Fruit
Thursday, March 26
- Breakfast: Whole Grain Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, Dinner Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
Friday, March 27
- Breakfast: Bacon, Egg and Cheese Bagel
- Lunch: Pizza, Baked Chips, Broccoli, Fruit
Monday, March 30
- Breakfast: Cereal/Muffin Top
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, March 31
- Breakfast: Pancakes & Eggs
- Lunch: Turkey with Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Peas, Fruit
Wednesday, April 1
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Ziti with Meatballs, Broccoli, Fruit, Pound Cake
Thursday, April 2
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Tuna or PB&J Sandwich, Cheese-It Crackers, Potluck Veggies, Fruit
Friday, April 3
NO SCHOOL – Spring Break
Staff Spotlight: Meet Kolbe Gray – Jr./Sr. High School Teacher
Join us in shining a spotlight on Jr./Sr. High School Social Studies Teacher Kolbe Gray.
“Kolbe Gray’s commitment to Fort Plain and our students is clearly visible any time you walk past her classroom,” said Fort Plain Jr./Sr. High School Principal Katrina Canallatos. “Whether she is leading engaging instruction or welcoming students before school, during lunch, after school and throughout the day, her room is consistently filled with energy, conversation and connection. It reflects the trust she builds, the care she shows, and the sense of belonging she creates for our students.”
“Kolbe is known for the relationships she builds, and relationships are the foundation of learning,” added Interim Superintendent Karen Geelan. “When students feel seen, heard and valued, they thrive — academically and personally. The connections our staff build each day truly make the difference in Fort Plain.”
Making history come alive for students—and making sure their school days are filled with enrichment and excitement—is what inspires Kolbe Gray and her approach to teaching.
While she always knew she wanted to be a teacher, what and where to teach became crystal clear after student teaching as a SUNY Oneonta undergraduate in the classrooms of veteran Fort Plain educators Will Ryan and Katie Sacco.
“They both have a way of making history come alive for their students and I knew that was something I wanted to do for students, too,” said Gray. “I’m a big proponent of project-based learning that helps the students make connections between what happened in the past and their own lives. It’s great when the kids are enjoying the topic and really immersed in history. When this happens, it’s when I love history most.”
Now in her eighteenth year of teaching, Kolbe Gray has spent her entire career with the Fort Plain district.
Along with leading both junior and senior high school social studies and college-in-the-high school coursework, Gray serves as the junior class advisor, advisor for the school’s Junior and Senior National Honor Societies and graduation coordinator.
“I’ve had so many conversations about what they hope to do beyond these four walls,” said Gray. “It’s heartwarming when they ask for advice on their careers and college plans, and even more so when recent graduates return to observe my classroom as they begin their own journeys into teaching. This is truly a full circle moment.”
Gray says a true benefit of living and teaching in Fort Plain is the ability to really get to know the students and impact their growth and learning in meaningful ways.
“The Fort Plain community and our students mean so much to me. I wouldn’t want to be—or to teach—anywhere else,” said Gray.
Video released: Why a merger of the Fort Plain and Canajoharie districts is being discussed
An informational video has been created to help community members easily understand the proposed merger between the Fort Plain and Canajoharie school districts.
The video walks viewers through the merger informational one-sheet that was shared with the community earlier this year.
The one-sheet and accompanying video outline the benefits, opportunities, district configuration, projected building usage and enrollment details.
By offering a clearer picture of the merger’s goals, the school districts aim to reduce uncertainty and encourage open communication with residents.
Community members are encouraged to watch this short video—it takes only a few minutes and provides a valuable overview for anyone who wants to stay informed.
The merger video and informational sheet can be viewed on the merger resources website and on our Facebook account.
Watch the video
Watch a video on why a merger of the Fort Plain and Canajoharie districts is being discussed.
Harry Hoag second quarter honor roll and principal’s list
Harry Hoag Elementary School is proud to announce the 2025-26 second 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
- Elliot Coveny
- Aleena Crouse
- Dawson Dean
- Julianna Delgado
- Mieke Hallstein
- Jayce Humphrey
- Avery Masters
- Isaiah Mykel
- Terrence Nemecek, Jr.
- Liam Ohlidal
- Izabella Pettengill
- Jace Savoie
- Avaj Schuyler
- Logan Staples
- River Whitehurst
Grade 6
- Payton Bennett
- Zane Bradt
- Abel Clink
- Jaydan Crouse
- Sofia Dawson
- Gulenar Derhm
- Blaine Dodson
- Isaac Evans
- Kailee Gordon
- Noah Randall
- Abigail Ryder
- Renesmee Tompkins
- Carma Weaver-Porter
- Chase Woodcock
- Kayleigh Woodcock
Principal’s List
Grade 5
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Amber Bowley
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Kamilla Brazee
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Kassidy Brazee
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Emari Brown
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Brady Brownell
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Brianna Compton
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Jackson Curtis
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Louis Fanelli III
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Leigha Hardnett
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Raelynn Hazzard
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Samuel Hisert
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Carter Hubal
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Raylynn Jones
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Sadie Jones
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Arianna Lewis
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Tessa McFee
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Riley O’Connor
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Penelope Prevost
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Janasia Raphael
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Ares Rockwell
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Madeline Valovic
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Trent Webb
Grade 6
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Cecilia Baker
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Shani Brackett
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Ellyana Brown
- Ty Brownell
- Noah Clark
- Aubrey Clayburn
- Nicholas Compton
- Raelynn D’Arcangelis
- Ryelee David
- Bryson Dodson
- Dalton Fournier
- Harper Fowler
- Aiden Hardnett
- Corbin Hazzard
- Harlan Heroth
- Jovalee Hisert
- Maria Hisert
- Maison Houston
- Gulzreen Khalid
- Abel Kretser
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Audrey Krug
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Lailah Lewis
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Livia McDuffee
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Joshua Murphy
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Zannah Poultney
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Tanner Putnam
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Grant Reese
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Tabitha Romanello
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Kobe Skiffington
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Gracie Smith
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Easton Taylor
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Samuel Thomas
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Garett Trumbull
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Troy Zabawczuk
Jr./Sr. High School second quarter honor roll, principal’s list
Our Jr./Sr. High School is proud to announce the 2025-26 second 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
- Nathen Battisti
- Isaac Clark
- Michael Dinehart Jr.
- Jordynn Gomez
- Natashia Hammond
- Koby Herron
- Kimberly Kirby
- Makena Nurnberger
- Joseph Smith
Grade 11
- Jayson Austin
- Trinity Belliveau
- Faith Clark
- Kassidee Dodson
- Keagan Dodson
- Isabella Fountain
- Ariana Nemeth
- Trent Reynolds
- Larry Sanders III
- Kendra Schaffer
- Josh Schmidt
- Jordan Thackrah
Grade 10
- Nalisha Cadet
- Violet Handy
- Paige Lochner
- Sean McGuire
- Sawyer Raymond
Grade 9
- Alyvia Castellano
- Lexis Downes
- Alexandra Hinkle
- Madden Lathers
- Connor Lochner
- Jack Parkinson
- Anthony Polidori
- Trent Richards
- Gregory Simons
- Anna-Belle Snyder
- Gavin Souza
- Kinley Trumbull
Grade 8
- Sophia Bush
- Yadiel DeLeon
- Bently Dodson
- Amarha Herring
- Jacob LaQuee
- MaeLyn Meddaugh
- Aishwarya Murray
- Ethan Shostek
Grade 7
- Kyle Christman
- Rystara Handy
- Quinn Hisert
- Christian Jones
- Demora Lawson
- Andres Medina
- Harley Ostrander
- Danyel Rankin
- Isabella Shibley
- Kayden Trumbull
- Kiernan Welch
- Colton Whit
Principal’s List
Grade 12
- Alexis Buley
- Ian Burns
- Josephia Carcasole
- Owen Castellano
- Madison Clayburn
- Breyanna Gilot
- Isis Hammond
- McKenna Karker
- Alexander Lamphere
- Macey LeRoy
- Constance Narzymski
- Taylor Potter
- Bradley Rumrill
- Morgan Stock
- Dawson Tracki
Grade 11
- Genavive Bathrick
- Jordyn Best
- Gamliel Brackett
- Kala Clapper
- Mason Gray
- Jansheen Haider
- Lyllie Hand
- Hailey Hayes
- Levi Hext
- Brooke Jones
- Landon Kretser
- Lilly Lapi
- Madison Lewis
- Gavin Massie
- Elle Nare
- Faith Narzymski
- Layla Negron
- Jonathan Palmeri
- Morgan Prime
- Kendra Sackett
- Silas Smith
- Brady Spaulding
- Landon VanGorder
- Cheyanne Wall
Grade 10
- Joseph Barr
- Eliyahna Brackett
- Dio Callan
- Brianne Gallt
- Jordan Gallt
- Elijah Houle
- Blake Lapi
- AshLyn Lewis
- George Mang
- Jasmine Rumrill
- Charlotte Sherwood
- Gabreilla Steinhauer
- Daija Suits
- Dorian Tracki
- Zachary Walsh,
- Evan Weaver
Grade 9
- Laura Atkins
- Halleli Brackett
- McKenna Hisert
- Jazmain Leonard
- Lainie McDuffee
- Isabella McGuire
- Mary Pomatto
- Braddock Putnam
- Molly Shults
- Jaymes Smith
Grade 8
- Fiona Brown
- Owen Charboneau
- Aubree Childs
- Milo Clark
- Christopher Compton Jr.
- Sienna Dean
- Laura Flynn
- Jake Fountain
- Raelynn Fournier
- Laylah Hardnett
- Isabella Hearn
- McKenzie Jones
- Timothy Keane
- Piper Kretser
- Claudia Maring
- Mara Poultney
- Dante Santiago
- Gavin Smith
- Noah Smith
- Booker Tarica
- Adalay Webb
Grade 7
- Isabelle Allen
- Aiden Bunker
- KataLenah Clapper
- Lleyton Emrick
- Nauni Fink
- Audrina Gomez
- Lilly Mang
- IvyKate McGuire
- Elaena Minarich
- Oliver Parkinson
- Willow Richards
- Isley Ruszkowski
- Beverly Sherwood
- Addison Weaver