The Troy City School District is preparing for the testing of students and staff that would be required if New York State designates any part of our school community as a Yellow, Orange or Red Zone. While we are not testing yet, we are asking that all parents of in-person or hybrid students complete the COVID-19 Testing Consent Form. Please click the link above for details.
Troy CSD Superintendent John Carmello wishes the community a happy holiday. We thank everyone for their support in making sure we do not have any major COVID-19 outbreaks and we urge people to remain vigilant over the break.
The Troy CSD Elementary Schools will hold their parent-teacher conferences virtually this year due to COVID-19. Conferences will take place via Webex on Thursday, December 3, from 5 to 8 p.m., and on Friday, December 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Elementary students will have a half day on Friday. Please click the link above for links to our teacher’s virtual conferences. We will be updating this page in the days before the conferences.
Anyone wishing to request a change to their child’s Learning and/or Transporation Choice may do so by completing the form by December 1, 2020. ONLY those wishing to request a change must complete the form. If you do not need to request a change, no action is required. Please click the link above for details.
In a letter dated November 6, Superintendent John Carmello asks parents to begin thinking about their child’s learning model for the rest of the school year. A Learning and Transportation Choice Form will be sent to families by November 16 and parents will have until December 1 to request a change. Only those requesting a change need to complete the form. If your child is continuing with their current model, no action is required.
In a letter to families on October 7, Troy City School District Superintendent John Carmello announces that Tuesday, November 3, (Election Day) will be a Remote Only Practice Day for the entire school district. All students will be learning from home on this day and should not report to school. Learn more by clicking the link above.