Troy High School celebrates graduation
A group of 290 students graduated on Sunday, June 25 as part of the Troy High School Class of 2017. The school’s 158th commencement ceremony was held at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy.
School 14 celebrates Red, White and Blue Day
School 14 celebrated its annual Red, White and Blue Day on Friday, June 9. The colorful celebration of the American Flag included a parade and several student musical performances. Thank you to the Board of Education and special guests New York State Assemblyman John...
Social Media and the Secret Lives of Teenagers – May 31
Troy City School District welcomes New York Times Best Selling Author Nancy Jo Sales on Wednesday, May 31 for an urgent and frank conversation about the effects of social media and smart phones on our sons and daughters. A panel discussion with Troy CSD staff and administrators to follow.
VOTE – MAY 16
On May 16, residents will vote on the proposed 2017-2018 budget and a proposition to authorize the creation of a Capital Reserve Fund. The proposed $112,018,797 budget maintains all programs and staff and comes with a 0.45% tax levy increase. There is no future tax implication to establish the Capital Reserve Fund. Residents will also elect three incumbent candidates to the Board of Education who are running unopposed. Visit our Budget webpage for details by clicking the link above.
Vote May 16
On May 16, 2017, residents will vote on the proposed 2017-2018 budget of $112,018,797. Residents will also vote on a proposition to authorize the creation of a Capital Reserve fund to help pay for the local share of future capital projects. Finally, residents will vote for three incumbent candidates running unopposed for three seats in the Board of Education election. Unregistered voters can register on May 2, and absentee ballots are available.
