
🌟 This Week’s Gratitude Award Winners! 🌟
A huge congratulations to our Gratitude Award recipients for this week! 💛 These incredible individuals have gone above and beyond to show kindness, respect, and gratitude in all they do.
🎉 Jennah Conine
🎉 Ethan Samuelson
🎉 Luciana Hallenbeck
🎉 Serenity Boilard
Your positive energy makes our community shine! Keep spreading gratitude wherever you go. 🌈👏
#GratitudeAward #ThankfulHearts #SchoolSpirit #KindnessMatters


Last week, Park Terrace celebrated scholars of the month who were outstanding problem-solvers! Way to go!


🎉 February Scholars of the Month – Grade 7 Team 1 Pioneers! 🎉
Join us in celebrating our amazing 7th grade Pioneers who went above and beyond this February! 🌟
📚 ELA: Hairen Wilson
➗ Pre-Algebra: McKrae Evens
🔬 Science: Leah Ovitt
🌍 Social Studies: Darsh Patel
➕ Math 7: Kyler Griffith
We’re so proud of your hard work, dedication, and growth this month. Keep shining, Pioneers! 🚀👏
#ScholarsOfTheMonth #Team1Pioneers #ProudMoment #MiddleSchoolExcellence


🎉 March Team 1 Pioneers Scholars of the Month 🎉
We are proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of our March Scholars of the Month! These students have shown dedication, hard work, and a passion for learning across all subjects. Congratulations to each of you for your excellence and commitment!
📚 ELA: Lilyana Martin
➗ Math 7: Alex Langley
🌍 Social Studies: Corbin Claus
🔬 Science: Hayden Wilson
📐 Pre-Algebra: Sofia Trespalacios
Keep up the amazing work, Pioneers! 🌟👏


🌸 Spring Break Alert! 🌸
School will be closed for Spring Break from April 14 to April 21.
Enjoy your time off, rest up, and have fun! 😎☀️
We’ll see you all back in class on Tuesday, April 22nd! 🎒📚
#SpringBreak #SeeYouSoon #SchoolUpdate


🚨 Future in the Trades! 🛠️✨
Last week, about 30 juniors and seniors from GHS had an amazing opportunity to visit Crisafulli Brothers' Albany office!
These scholars got a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep the Capital Region running—touring the office, training facility, warehouse, and busy loading dock.
After the tour, they headed to the training room, rolled up their sleeves, and dove into some hands-on activities to experience the trades in action 💪. And of course, they refueled with some delicious pizza 🍕!
A huge thank you to Crisafulli Brothers for sharing your passion and opening your doors to the next generation. You’ve truly inspired our scholars and shown them the exciting opportunities in plumbing, HVAC, and electrical careers! 👷♀️👷♂️🔧💡🔥
#GHSFutureReady #SkilledTrades #ThankYouCrisafulliBrothers #CareerExploration #HandsOnLearning #PlumbingHVACElectrical






Huge congratulations to our 7 amazing GESD artist teams!
We are so proud of the talented teams from Boulevard, GMS, and GHS who represented our district today at the NYSATA Olympics of the Visual Arts!
Special shoutouts to the winning teams:
Boulevard Elementary –
1st Place in Illustration
1st Place in Painting
Gloversville Middle School (GMS) –
Winner Graphic Design
Award for Overall Creativity
Gloversville High School (GHS) –
1st Place in High School Painting
Way to go, artists! Your creativity, collaboration, and dedication shine bright. We’re so proud of you!
#GESDproud #OVA2025 #StudentArtists #CreativeChampions #NYSATA







🌎🎉 Spanish Scholars Take on UAlbany! 🎉🌎
Mrs. Barranco’s Spanish 4 and Spanish 5 scholars (SUNY college-level courses) had an exciting opportunity to participate in Spanish Day at the University at Albany!
During the event, scholars put their Spanish language skills to the test, deepened their understanding of Hispanic culture, and even learned some lively Latin dance moves! 💃🕺 It was a fun, educational experience that brought language and culture to life outside the classroom.
¡Qué experiencia increíble! 🇪🇸🌟
#GESDproud #SpanishDay #UAlbany #LanguageInAction #CulturaYDiversión








GESD Art Teachers are proud to announce that several talented GHS student artists have been recognized in the 2025 Regional Art Show at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts!
Congratulations to our award winners:
Ciara Cauley – “Striped Fabric” (Kathie W. Raneri Award for Creative Use of Form and Line)
Emmylou Hutchins – “In the Limelight” (Cindy Hood Sheeler Award for Color)
Isabella Lomanto – “The Looking Glass” (Kathie W. Raneri Award for Creative Use of Form and Line)
Nora Meyer – “Depths” (Nigra Arts Center Student Award of Excellence) GHS/PTECH/FMCC
Lizabeth Passino – “Untitled” (Traditions Award – Honorable Mention)
Thank you to the @Paul Niagara Art Center, and a shoutout to the many GESD scholar artists whose work was selected for display among entries from many neighboring districts. We are so proud of your creativity and dedication!
#GESDproud #StudentArtists #PaulNigraArtsCenter #CreativeExcellence #VisualArts #RegionalArtShow









🎶 Select Choir Shines at the Rock for Abilities Concert! 🎶
Members of the GHS Select Choir proudly represented the Gloversville Enlarged School District as special guest performers at the Rock for Abilities Concert on Friday, March 28, 2025, held at The Arc Lexington. The event featured a powerful performance by the world-renowned rock band Flame and was organized in celebration of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
The Select Choir delivered a heartfelt performance centered around the themes of self-love, personal growth, and acceptance of all people. Their participation was a proud moment for GESD and a meaningful contribution to an event that honors the accomplishments of individuals with varying abilities.
👏 Congratulations to the participating students:
Thomas Baldwin, Adriana Brae, Annabelle Case, Felix Clo, Aleena David, Miranda DuBray, Emmitt Fosmire, Melany Hempstead, and Nora Meyer — and thank you for representing Gloversville with talent and pride!
#GESDproud #RockForAbilities #DevelopmentalDisabilitiesAwareness #GHSSelectChoir #FlameTheBand


No Empty Chair!


🎉 Thank You, Gloversville! 🎉
A heartfelt thank you to everyone in the Gloversville Enlarged School District who contributed to the St. Baldrick's Foundation cancer event hosted by the GHS National Honor Society. 💚
We’re proud to share that $661 was raised to support childhood cancer research — an incredible effort that truly reflects the compassion and commitment of our community!
📸 Pictured below are some of our dedicated National Honor Society scholars, Mr. Ken Ille (GHS NHS Adviser), and Mr. Tim Eagan (GHS Class of ’74, representing St. Baldrick's).
Together, we are making a difference. 💪 #StBaldricks #GloversvillePride #GHSNHS #CommunityStrong


This is the week! Boulevard Drama Club's presentation of A Year with Frog and Toad Kids is this Friday 4/4 at 6:30pm and Saturday 4/5 at 2:00pm. Tickets are available at the door; $5 for adults and free for students 10 and under. Thanks to Tabitha Nicosia Photography for the great photos!









Sign Up For Kindergarten TODAY! If you have a child that will turn five (5) on or before December 1, 2025, fill out the digital form. Questions??? Please give us a call: Park Terrace at 518-775-5750 or Kingsborough 518-775-5730 Kindergarten Registration Dates: Kingsborough: May 13th - May 16th 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Park Terrace: May 19th - May 22nd 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The information you submit will help us plan screening appointments, staff needs, and supplies for our Kindergarten scholars entering Kindergarten next year. Your child’s school will reach out to you with an appointment for screening and registration. LINK: https://forms.gle/2qzLw4y4RcatNKaJ7



💃🕺 What a Night at the Someone Special Dance! 🎉❤️
We had an amazing turnout at the Someone Special Dance and it was truly a night to remember! Our scholars and their loved ones danced the night away, shared lots of laughter, and made beautiful memories together.
A huge thank you to everyone who came out and helped make this event so special. Your energy and enthusiasm made the night unforgettable! 💖🎶








📣 Exciting Updates from Health Class! 📣
This week, Mrs. DuBray and Mrs. VanHooker’s Health class took a creative approach to an important topic! Our scholars worked hard to create and present skits that illustrate the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships. 🎭
Through their performances, the scholars demonstrated both creativity and a solid understanding of these essential life skills. Great job to all the scholars for their thoughtful work and engaging presentations! 👏✨



Shoutout to the GHS National Honor Society for participating in the Read-A-Thon at Boulevard Elementary on Friday, March 28! Our scholars had a great time showing the younger scholars the importance of reading. A big thank you to Boulevard for inviting us!


The GHS National Honor Society had the privilege of participating in the Read-A-Thon at Boulevard Elementary School on Friday, March 28. Scholars had a great time showing the younger scholars the importance of reading. Thank you to those at Boulevard for the invitation for our scholars to participate!





📢 Celebrating Creativity and Emotion Through Art
Ms. Krause is proud to share the nearly completed diptych paintings that the scholars have been passionately working on for the past three months. This year’s prompt was to convey emotion through color, and the team chose to explore the contrast between the innocence and brightness of childhood and the depression and dissociation of adulthood.
When positioned together, the paintings create a powerful scene — an adult woman looking back on her childhood self.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported and encouraged these scholars, offering time and space for them to bring their vision to life. Their dedication and talent truly shine through these remarkable pieces! 💛🎨



Congrats to our 7th grade Explorers Team 2 January and February Scholars of the Month, who were chosen for showing steady achievement and reliability, consistent improvement, active participation, or great work ethic in their core class. Congrats also to our Citizens who are chosen for following the 3 Bs: being safe, being respectful, and being responsible.
We are so proud of you all; thank you for being great role models for your peers!
January: ELA: Mia Gagnon (not pictured)
Math: Liam Lowry
Science: Aurora Dorman
Social Studies: Cora Puttre
Citizen: Emillione Gaston
February: Science: Emily Gates
Math: Samantha Dutcher
Citizen: Chloe Malin
ELA: Gavin Porter
Social Studies: Avery Snider

