Dear parents and guardians: I wanted to take this opportunity to update you as the district is continuing to assess the coronavirus. While the Queensbury Union Free School District does not have a confirmed case of COVID-19, caused by the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) in our schools, we are aware of concerns in the community about …
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Students at QES recently created valentine cards for veterans and presented them to Queensbury American Legion Post 1797 commander Tim French and past commander Jack Lord. This annual tradition has taken place for more than 25 years. The valentines will be delivered to the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center, the Veterans Resource Center at SUNY …
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Students at WHBI recently created valentine cards for veterans and presented them to Queensbury American Legion Post 1797 commander Tim French and past commander Jack Lord. This annual tradition has taken place for more than 25 years. The valentines will be delivered to the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center, the Veterans Resource Center at SUNY …
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The Queensbury Board of Education intends to appoint Denise Troelstra as the district’s Assistant Superintendent for Instruction during its regular meeting on Monday, Feb. 10. Mrs. Troelstra began her tenure in the district in 1993 as a teacher at Queensbury Elementary School. Over the course of her 27 years in the district, her teaching experience …
On Saturday, Feb. 8, Queensbury hosted its fifth annual VEX Robotics Tournament called Adirondack VRC Qualifier. Sixty teams from across New York state and Connecticut registered for the event. This year’s Vex Robotics game “Tower Takeover” required students to stack cubes in their team’s scoring zones and place multiplier cubes in towers for each color. …
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Second graders voluntarily took part in a month-long math fact incentive program called the QES Second Grade S.W.I.M. (students winning in math) Team. Students worked to achieve different levels of math fact practice. The students’ goal was to become a “whale” by completing the highest level of 1,500 math facts by the end of the …
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