Future Business Leaders shine at state conference
Congratulations to the members of our students in Future Business Leaders of America! Cobleskill-Richmondville attended and competed at the State Leadership Conference in Binghamton from April 10 to 12. The members below placed in their events at the State Leadership Conference: Bella Lucear–3rd place in Client Service Sophia Lucear–3rd place in Future Business Leader Sydney […]
No school on 4/18 and 5/24 due to snow-day give back
Fewer snow days this winter means additional days off this spring! Under the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, the district is required to use up to two unused snow days to extend a recess period or weekend if fewer than five days are used for snow days or other emergency closings. The district has […]
Residents will vote on capital reserve proposition with NO ADDITIONAL COST to taxpayers
In addition to the proposed 2019-20 school budget and bus propositions, voters will decide on a proposal that has no additional tax implication to residents. Voter approval is needed to establish a capital reserve fund to defray the cost of building and maintenance projects in future years. By establishing a reserve fund, districts plan ahead […]
Residents to vote on $42.5 million budget with less than 2% tax increase on May 21
On Tuesday, May 21, residents will vote on a proposed $42,593,933 Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School District budget for the 2019-20 school year that has a proposed tax levy of $16,527,322, a 1.92% increase from the current budget. The proposed tax levy increase is at the district’s maximum allowable limit as calculated by the state’s tax levy […]
