We were notified last night that we have two students who have tested positive. These students are in high school. Contact tracing was initiated. There has been no school exposure therefore we will not need to go remote. The Otsego County Department of Health has been involved and we are following their guidance.  

I hope this letter finds you well.  Each day at 3:00 PM I am thankful that we were able to be in-person another day.  Thank you for all you are doing to assist in this.  The best learning environment for our students is in-person.  As I'm sure you have been hearing in the news, there are spikes across the country, state, nearby counties and our local county.  We will continue with in-person learning as long as we are allowed.  We want our students in school and we are doing everything we can to keep them here.  

I hope that everyone in your family has been able to avoid this horrible Coronavirus. I would like to thank everyone for the outstanding cooperation we've received during the past eleven weeks, we continue to be one of very few schools in upstate New York to be fully open for PK - 12th grade students every day.

As the holiday travel season approaches, we would like to remind families about the New York State travel advisory and how it can impact your child’s ability to attend school. According to the governor’s November 3rd press conference, non-essential travel is strongly discouraged, but if you must travel, the following guidelines apply.

November 23rd, Pre K - 11th grade

I know it seems impossible that November is here and we have completed the first two months of school.  In August, Governor Cuomo established a 9% COVID-19 infection rate that would require school districts to move to remote instruction.  Recently, he has modified this guidance...

Travelers must get tested within three days prior to landing in New York, Quarantine for at least three days upon arrival, and get a test on day four of arrival.....