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Mark Diefendorf |
(Nov. 4, 2009) The 2009-10 middle/high school yearbook, Torch, is now on sale. Yearbooks may be ordered online using a credit card at myyear.com or by mail with checks made payable to Voorheesville High School Torch. The deadline for ordering is January 15. » LEARN MORE Enjoy live entertainment at the Cabaret Nov. 7 (Nov. 3, 2009) Voorheesville's Friends of Music welcomes the entire community to enjoy an evening of live entertainment featuring the notable talents of the district's students and faculty. » LEARN MORE
First annual Harvest Festival Enjoy a fun-filled evening emphasizing healthy lifestyles (Oct. 30, 2009) Enjoy food, crafts, dancing and prizes during the first annual Harvest Festival on Friday, Nov. 6, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Voorheesville Elementary School. Admission is free. Children must be accompanied by an adult. » LEARN MORE Fall Blood Drive exceeds goal (October 21, 2009)-Faculty, students and staff members at Clayton A. Bouton High School and members of the community donated 67 units of blood at the school’s fall blood drive on Tuesday, Oct. 20—surpassing their goal of 54 units. » LEARN MORE First quarter progress reports out First quarter progress reports were mailed to parents on October 14. » READ MR. DIEFENDORF'S LETTER Voorheesville students "take up" Rachel's Challenge Two new clubs emerge to sustain positive momentum Rachel Scott was one of the first students killed at Columbine High School in 1999. » LEARN MORE
High School Student Council elected The Voorheesville High School student
body elected its student officers for the 2009-10 school year in
September. Calling all cooks, volunteers for 1st Annual Harvest Festival, Nov. 6 A fun-filled evening emphasizing healthy lifestyles through food, crafts and dance! (October 7, 2009)-On Friday, Nov. 6 the Voorheesville PTA will hold the 1st annual Harvest Festival to celebrate Blackbird Paradise. The celebration of healthy lifestyles will be held at the elementary school from 6-8:30 p.m. The planning committee is looking for cooks to provide a dish for sampling. Interested? It's easy to participate. Learn how you can help and find more information about Harvest Festival. Students feeling ill during school day should visit school nurse "As a district,
we are currently being asked by the Department of Health to collect data
on the number of students we have out sick with flu related symptoms,"
says Mark Diefendorf, high school principal. "If your child calls you by
cell phone and informs you that he or she is sick, please encourage them
to visit the school nurse to report the illness so that proper
documentation can be made regarding his or her attendance." |
School News Notifier is an opt-in e-mail alert system that allows parents and residents to sign up and receive e-mail alerts from the schools or the superintendent. To learn more, click here. The Blackbird Review To read the high school's literary magazine, The Black Bird Review, click here.
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