The New Lebanon Board of Education adopted the proposed 2014-15 budget at its meeting on April 8. The $12,765,996 plan increases spending by only 2.61 percent, or $325,206 over the current year, and carries a tax levy increase of 0 percent. The spending plan retains all staff and current programming and opportunities for students. A… Read more »
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Student Portal Open
Recently the New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School opened the Student Portal to its student management system, which when prompted with a username and password, provides students with information with regard to their report card grades, progress reports, teacher gradebooks, discipline records and health records. This is the exact same information that may be viewed in… Read more »
New Lebanon Student Part of TVHS Delegation in Haiti
New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School freshman Arianna Burns who attends Tech Valley High School is part of a delegation who left on Tuesday, Jan. 7 for Haiti where they will be learning science and providing aid for the next week. Arianna is pictured at the far left of the photo. Learn more about their trip… Read more »
District to Release APPR Scores Upon Written Request
All parents/guardians have the right to request Annual Professional Performance Review (APPR) quality ratings and composite effectiveness scores for their child’s current year’s teacher(s) and principal(s). Upon official written request, parents/guardians will be notified by mail of their child’s teacher’s or principal’s evaluation score. Responses will be mailed out within 15 school days of receipt… Read more »
Board Approves 2013-14 Tax Warrant
The New Lebanon Central School District Board of Education approved the 2013-2014 tax warrant which includes the tax rates for the district’s five towns on August 14. The tax levy, which is the total amount the district will collect in taxes, is $8,523,344 – the amount voters approved in May. It is the third consecutive… Read more »
New Lebanon/TVHS June grad featured
New Lebanon High School graduate Seth Miller attributes his interest in pursuing architecture to his experience as a student at Tech Valley High School. He was featured in the Columbia Paper’s June 27th issue. Click here to view the article.