Spor, Bloomstein & James Inducted into DCS’ Hall Of Fame, Class of 2025

On September 10, 2025, DCS Board of Education President Melissa Them Peterson hosted an induction ceremony to honor three outstanding individuals who were formally inducted into the Duanesburg Central School District Hall of Fame. This year’s honorees—Mr. Francis Spor, Ms. Margot Bloomstein, and Mr. John James—are all distinguished alumni of DCS. Prior to the ceremony, …

New DCS Staff Members Join Superintendent Ross for Orientation

New staff members joined Superintendent Kim Ross for a full day of orientation on Tuesday, August 26, getting to know each other and learning what makes DCS such a special place. A highlight of the day? A guided bus tour of our amazing community—led by none other than former DCS teacher and current Board of …

Where Everybody Belongs: DCS deploys WEB Program for incoming sixth grade students

With DCS sixth grade students making the move up to the Junior-Senior High School building this year, the district is taking extra measures to make sure the transition is as smooth as possible. HS math teacher Kristina Crane and HS English teacher Laura Hopkins are launching the WEB Program (Where Everybody Belongs), with the support …

Meet the New Principal & Classroom Teachers at Duanesburg Elementary!

The new school year is almost here, and homeroom assignments for students in PK through fifth grade are being released soon! As we get ready to welcome our students back, we’re also excited to introduce some NEW faces joining the team at Duanesburg Elementary School! Please join us in giving them a warm welcome. The …

A Message from Superintendent Ross: A New Step Toward Focused Learning at DCS

DCS Superintendent of Schools Kimberly Ross sent the following message to all families, students and staff, notifying them of the passage of Policy #7316 at Tuesday evening’s Board of Education meeting. The policy details the district’s commitment to focused learning and responsibility to comply with state requirements, with a district-wide “Bell to Bell, No Cell” …

DCS students present “Alice in Wonderland” with Missoula Children’s Theatre August 2

  Please join us for two performances of “Alice In Wonderland,” a musical-theater production in partnership with Missoula Children’s Theatre featuring a full cast of more than 60 DCS students, ages 5-18! Performances will take place at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. in Joe Bena Hall. General admission tickets can be purchased for $5 at …

DES Drama Club presents “Tom Sawyer” June 11 & 12 (6:30 p.m., Joe Bena Hall)

The Duanesburg Elementary Drama Club will present the musical “Tom Sawyer” this week, with two performances at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday , June 11 and Thursday, June 12 at Joe Bena Hall. Best of luck to the cast and crew! “Tom Sawyer” Cast Narrators: Sam Clemens – Sully Solomon Mark Twain – Ivan Agostinello Tom …

DCS grants tenure to eight educators

Superintendent of Schools Kimberly Ross recently recommended eight DCS educators for tenure – a measure that was unanimously approved by the Board of Education. Congratulations to the following dedicated educators in the Duanesburg Central School District: MADELINE LAMB   Mrs. Madeline Lamb teaches third grade at Duanesburg Elementary School. She says her favorite thing about …

DCS Board of Education Names Kristi LaBarge New Principal for Duanesburg Elementary School

Duanesburg Central School District’s Board of Education appointed Ms. Kristi LaBarge as the new principal for Duanesburg Elementary School at a public meeting on Wednesday, May 28. She will succeed Mrs. Andrea Conover, who has served as DES principal for 13 years and will retire at the end of this current school year, concluding a …

Duanesburg Community Passes School Budget

Michael Bailey & Sarah Gwiazdowski Elected to Board of Education On Tuesday, May 20, the Duanesburg Central School District community approved the district’s $20,686,000 budget proposal for the 2025-26 school year by a vote of 361-213, a margin of 63%.  The plan represents a spending increase of 6.39% ($1,243,000) and called for a 3.20% tax …

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