The $11,855,000 capital project that New Lebanon Central School District voters approved in May 2017, is currently underway and on schedule to be completed by September 2020. Read more »
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Board Adopts 2019-20 Budget Proposal
The New Lebanon Central School District Board of Education adopted a proposed 2019-2020 budget of $12,480,879. The plan represents a decrease in spending over the current year’s budget. In addition to staying below the calculated tax levy limit, the proposed budget represents a 0% tax levy increase for the seventh consecutive year. Read more »
New Lebanon residents approve 2018-19 School Budget
Residents of the New Lebanon Central School District approved the $12,519,094 budget for the 2018-19 school year by a vote of 158 (yes) to 23 (no). Residents also voted to fill two seats on the New Lebanon Board of Education. Michael Brutsch (154 votes) and William Buckenroth (158 votes) were elected to three-year terms. We… Read more »
Student & Teacher Honored at Scholar Recognition Dinner
New Lebanon senior John Wallace was recognized as an outstanding student at the 31st Annual Scholars’ Recognition Dinner on May 17. Each student chooses one teacher who has had a significant influence on their academic career and Wallace chose Science teacher Glenn Giumarra. “Mr. Giumarra is a witty, enthusiastic teacher who perseveres to ensure that… Read more »
2017-18 School Budget Newsletter Now Available
On Tuesday, May 16, our community will vote on the 2017-18 school budget. The $12,409,824 budget is a decrease in spending over the current year’s budget and a decrease in the tax levy, which means a tax cut of 1.18%. The community budget vote is Tuesday, May 16. A budget newsletter with details will be mailed… Read more »
Board of Education Adopts 2017-18 Proposed Budget
At its meeting on Wednesday, April 12, the New Lebanon Board of Education adopted the proposed budget for the 2017-2018 school year. The $12,409,824 budget is a decrease in spending over the current year’s budget and a decrease in the tax levy, which means a tax cut of 1.18%. Read more »
New Lebanon CSD 2016-17 School Budget Approved
The New Lebanon Central School District $12,554,205 budget was approved by a vote of 149 (yes) to 12 (no) on May 17. This budget represents a $120,546 decrease in spending over the current year’s budget and will result in an estimated 0 percent tax rate increase for residents. Residents also elected Timothy Lambert (146 votes),… Read more »
New Lebanon Color Run 5K a success
The New Lebanon Travel Club hosted its first Color Run 5K on Saturday, June 6. Thirty-one runners/walkers participated in the 5K and eight children participated in the Fun Run. First, second, and third place male and female finishers were awarded with trophies following the race: First Place, male: Harrison Zema, 20:48 Second Place, male: Tim… Read more »
Ruhe Field named after dedicated coach
On Wednesday, July 23, friends, family, students and former students gathered at the New Lebanon Jr/Sr high school to celebrate the career of Fred Ruhe and to dedicate the newly constructed softball field in his name. Ruhe’s dedicated service to the district spans from 1960 to his retirement in 2005. He was an elementary school… Read more »
Two New Lebanon Students Graduate from TVHS Program
Congratulations to the Tech Valley High School® Class of 2014 who graduated on Saturday, June 21 at the University at Albany Campus Center Ballroom on the Albany campus. Graduating from New Lebanon High School are Mackenzie Stone and Josey Bartholomew. Mackenzie will be attending the College of Saint Rose. Josey will attend Columbia-Greene Community College…. Read more »