Board of Education March 8, 2022 meeting live stream
The Board of Education’s March 8, 2022 meeting was live-streamed for members of the community. The meeting began at 7 p.m. and can be viewed below.
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NYSDOH releases new guidance for COVID exposure
Dear Parents and Guardians: As new positive COVID cases arise in our schools, we will do our best to notify those around the individual who may have been potentially exposed to the virus. Below is the notification you may receive, along with the new guidelines for what to do after a potential exposure. — Today, …
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Masks optional: All choices respected and supported
Dear Families: As we shift into a new and more hopeful phase of the COVID pandemic, let’s remain #GFNationSTRONG and note these important points effective as of Wednesday, March 2: Although masks are no longer required in school, we encourage all staff and students to continue wearing a mask indoors, especially when you are within six feet …
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Face masks become optional in schools Wednesday
Dear Families: As you may have heard from numerous media reports over the weekend, the CDC issued new guidance on Friday that loosened its recommendations for masking on school buses and in schools that are located in areas that have low and medium community levels of COVID-19. This is welcome news from the CDC and …
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COVID tests for February break now available at all schools
Dear Parents and Guardians: We hope your family is able to rest and recharge during the upcoming February break week! Connection, relaxation, and fun are more important now than ever for your children, and we encourage you to use this time off to stay mentally and physically healthy. To help keep our schools open and …
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Board of Education Feb. 14, 2022 meeting live stream link
The Board of Education’s February 14th meeting will be live-streamed for members of the community. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. and can be viewed at the link below. Meeting participants must be logged in using a GFSD-domain email address. If you don’t have one, please follow the steps below to register and access the …
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2021 “Pennies for Pink” effort raises thousands for cancer patients
A GF Nation tradition was back this year, and the “Pennies for Pink” drive once again netted thousands of dollars for gas cards to get local cancer patients to and from their treatments! “We had a grand total of $3,699 raised for 2021 … or as I like to say, 147 times that all of …
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Jan. 25 update: Masks are still required in school
Dear GF Nation Families: As the COVID pandemic keeps evolving, we are responding to new developments involving the statewide face mask mandate. As you’ve likely heard, a state judge on Long Island has ruled against the state’s mask mandate, but more litigation is expected. All NYS school districts have been contacted by the State Education Department …
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January 19, 2022: Latest guidance and shifts in COVID protocols
COVID-19 health and safety guidance from the state and local health departments continues to evolve, and we remain committed to providing staff and families with clear, updated information on the latest guidance on COVID-19 testing, quarantine and isolation. Effective immediately, Glens Falls City Schools will use the following protocols when allowing individuals to return to …
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Superintendent search: Community survey now open
Dear School Community members, The purpose of this message is to introduce you to the process for our superintendent search, following Superintendent Paul Jenkins’s retirement announcement last month, and to ask for your input. An important early phase of this process provides an opportunity to gain perspective on what’s important to you for the district …
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