What's New?
The NED Show visits Harry Hoag
On Sept. 30,
The NED Show, with its message of academic achievement and character
development, came to the Harry Hoag gym. The show focuses on
teaching three critical skills that will benefit kids for a
lifetime: Never Give Up; Encourage Others; and Do Your Best.
FULL STORY AND PHOTOS..
Golf Tourney to benefit baseball team; team
thanks Walmart for help
Varsity
Baseball team representatives recently presented a plaque to Walmart
officials in recognition of the company's help with the team's
fund-raising efforts.
The second
annual Hilltopper Golf Tournament will be held at Canajoharie
Country Club on Sunday, Oct. 19. For details on both stories and to download an
entry form click
Athletics Page
PBIS begins fifth year at Harry Hoag
Positive Behavioral
Interven tions
and Support (PBIS) encourages good behavior through
positive reinforcement and consistency. The first few weeks of
school are dedicated to teaching students rules and expectations or
“Topper Traits:” be safe, be responsible, be respectful, and be
prepared.
FULL STORY
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School community welcomes five new teachers
Five teachers began
their first full-year in Fort Plain Central School this September:
First grade teacher Melanie Perry, reading teacher Amanda Manieri,
physical education teacher Katie Heimer, English teacher Tammy
Keene, and social studies teacher Kolbe Gray. For biographies and
photos click the links below.
NEW
HARRY HOAG TEACHERS
NEW
HIGH SCHOOLTEACHERS
NEW
PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER
Successful recycling program continues at
Junior /Senior High
A successful paper
recycling program begun last school year at the Junior / Senior High
School is in full swing again this fall.
FULL STORY AND PHOTO..
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'Officer Phil' entertains and teaches
On Sept. 17, the
Officer Phil Show entertained and educated students in grades 1-4 en
about safety, crime prevention, values and responsibility.
FULL STORY AND PHOTO..
Capital project vote recap
& projected
timeline
District
residents turned out in miserable weather Feb. 12, 2008 to approve the
$17.3 million capital project by a vote of 185 to 124. The project
calls for construction a new bus garage; a number of educational,
safety, structural, and energy improvements at Harry Hoag Elementary
School; reconfiguring the traffic loop and parking at Harry Hoag;
construction a three-room addition at the junior /senior high
school; and replacement of the West Street steps.
Timeline and more
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