Jr. | Sr. HS

Seven Students Inducted Into NHS

On Thursday May 12, the induction ceremony for the Honora Chapter of the National Honor Society was held at the New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School Library. Seven new members were inducted: Stephanie Feathers, Timothy Lambert III, Mari Lauritzen, Megan O’Brien, Timothy Sears, John Wallace and Francisca Wolf. The ceremony was organized and attended by the… Read more »


Jr. High School Students Immerse Themselves in Culture

On Friday, May 6, eighth graders went to New York City to visit Spanish Harlem. While in the city, students went on a walking tour and observed many graffiti murals in Spanish Harlem. They learned about the history of the murals, and how they related to the themes of community: togetherness, freedom and perseverance. “The… 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 »


Jr/Sr High School to Host 5th Annual Memorial Day Assembly

On Thursday, May 26, at 9:00 am, New Lebanon Jr./Sr. High School will be hosting its fifth annual Memorial Day Assembly to honor our servicemen and women and all who gave their lives in defense of our country.  All veterans and current members of any branch of the military are invited to join the American… Read more »


Community to Vote on Budget – Tuesday, May 17

The community will vote on the 2016-17 school budget on Tuesday, May 17 from 12:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Walter B. Howard Elementary Gymnasium. The proposed 2016-17 budget strengthens programs for students, maximizes resources and prioritizes fiscal responsibility. The $12,554,205 budget represents a decrease in spending over the current year’s budget. In addition to… Read more »


Student Receives Outstanding Business Award

Emily Winestock, a New Lebanon senior, received the Outstanding Business Award at the Capital District Business and Marketing Educator’s Association dinner in Albany, last Thursday, May 5. Emily was recognized along with 19 other outstanding high school students. Teacher Michelle Daus nominated Emily for her academic success in business courses. “What especially made Emily stand… Read more »


New Lebanon CSD Announces 3rd Quarter Honor Rolls

New Lebanon CSD has announced the high honor roll and honor roll students for the third quarter of the 2015-16 school year. Congratulations to the following students on your achievement: HIGH HONOR ROLL Grade 5 Lora Acquario Jacob Akley-Forquer Zachary Briggs Liam Buckenroth Korry Cripps Paris Darcy Sadie Giumarra Olivia Goodermote-Cummings Emily Jaswell Lily Kie… Read more »


Students Hear Stories from Young People in Recovery

During an assembly on Thursday, May 5, high school students heard personal stories of opioid addiction from three individuals from the Hudson Chapter of Young People in Recovery (YPR). Dr. William Murphy from Chatham Family Care Center introduced Kaytlin Coon, David Lyon and Andrew Ball, who spoke to students about the life altering consequences of… Read more »


Student Surprised with Scholarship

On Monday, May 2 senior Caitlyn Williams was awarded the Berkshire Bank Scholarship in the amount of $1,500. Two staff members from the bank came to surprise her with a plaque, flowers and balloons. The award will be dispersed to her school directly in the fall (SUNY Cortland). Congratulations! The Berkshire Bank Foundation Scholarship Awards… Read more »


Studio Art Students Visit the Clarke Art Institute

On Wednesday, April 6 Ms. Brooks brought studio art students to The Clarke Art institute in Williamstown Massachusetts. The objective of the trip was to learn about the museums new addition created by Japanese architect Tadao Andon. His minimal contemporary design juxtaposed to the classic architecture of the original museum created an interesting discussion.  Students… Read more »