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What's New?
Fifty-nine students in class of 2009 graduate
List of graduates: Bo Michael Baker,
Jared Battisti, Mallory Noelle Baum, Zachary Best, Jeremy D.
Bouchard, Rebekah Elisabeth Braemer, Nicole Louise Brownell, Amanda
Lynn Bruyn, Benjamin R. Clute, Benjamin C. Compton Jr., Marissa S.
Compton, Ashley Ann Crews, Jon-Michael A. DiMezza, Benjamin Earley,
Marq uis
J. Eley, Nathan J. Faraci, Brok-Aaron D. Frederick, Christopher Jon
Gattman, Jeremiah J. Goldswer, Amanda R. Harrison, Bethany Kim
Hicks, Chad Hilts, Josiah M. Horton, Julia Jackson, Ryan Matthew
Kane, Stephanie M. Kaszab, John H. Larrabee IV, Brittany Lynne
Lasher, Michael Vincent Loske, Ashley May Manchester, Timothy
Manchester Jr., Angelica Ianni Marrero, Matthew Matteson, Rebekah
Anne McVeigh, Jahane Nettleton, Alivia Stephanie Oldick, Cianan
Porter, Brittni Lee Prevost, Courtney Lee Quackenbush, John Desmond
Resch, Stephanie Pauline Riddle, April L. Rohn, Stephanie Eileen
Searles, Courtney B. Sheridan, Kevin D. Simmons, Marie Sinchak,
Justin Christopher Smith, Samantha Allyn Steenburg, Kayla Ariel
Sweet, Trishia Lynnette Sweet, Laci Rae Talbot, Jacob J. Tomlinson,
Aaron W. Trumbull, Meagan Ann Trumbull, Heather Nichole Voght,
Jennette Aleisha Webb, Ronald J. Whiteman Jr., Daniel J. Wiecek,
Kristen Anne Wolfe.
Congratulations to the Class of 2009. Best of luck in the future.
MORE GRADUATION PHOTOS
LEADER-HERALD GRADUATION ARTICLE
LEADER HERALD PHOTO GALLERY OF GRADUATION - 132 photos
Kristen Wolfe, John Resch head class of 2009
High School principal Deborah
Larrabee has announced the top ten students of the graduating class
of 2009. For school achievements of these exemplary students click
HERE.
Six teachers to retire
Six
valued members of the Fort Plain school community will be leaving
their classrooms at the end of June to travel, relax, spend time
with family, finally find time for hobbies and pastimes, and take on
new challenges. Students, parents, colleagues, and staff all wish
them the best in the future. We will miss them.
FULL STORY AND PHOTOS
Awards and scholarships announced
Memorial
awards, senior awards and scholarships, and undergraduate awards
were announced at awards night May 27. Click on the links below for
a list of award and scholarship winners.
MEMORIAL AWARDS pdf
SENIOR AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS pdf
UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS pdf
$17,455,000 budget is approved by voters; Capece,
Hudyncia win school board seats
The 2009-10 budget, which reflects a 1.1%
increase in spending compared to the 2008-09 budget, was approved by
voters Tuesday 344-301. The $485,000 bus
proposition was defeated 327-299.
Louis "Rusty" Capece received 407 votes and Mary Beth
Hudyncia received 346 votes to win three-year terms on the school
board. Jeffrey L. Jones received 337 votes and Diane Raffa received
176 votes.
In connection with the
budget and board candidate vote, a display of student artwork was
held in the gymnasium. Many of the works were created in the style
of famous artists. To view more of this artwork, click on the link
below:
Student Art Show
Budget Brochure pdf
Summary
of 2009-10 budget pdf
Common budget questions answered
District needs to plan for tough financial future
If the school tax levy rises by four percent each year for the
next five years and basic state aid to schools remains the same
during that time, the Fort Plain Central School District will be
broke by 2014. That was the sobering message Dr. Rick Timbs of Bernard P. Donegan,
Inc. financial consultants recently gave to the Fort Plain school
community.
COMPLETE STORY
District receives grant to
encourage students to attend college
Fort Plain is among 16 school districts in an eight county
region to receive a College Access Challenge Grant through SUNY
Cobleskill. The goal of this program is to increase the number of
low-income students who apply for, enter, and succeed in educational
programs after high school.
FULL STORY
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