Category: Jr-Sr News

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” …

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  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 …

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As required by the New York State Education Department (NYSED), the following district policies are now available for public review: District-Wide Safety Plan Code of Conduct New Policy on the Use of Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) These documents will be open for public comment during a 30-day review period, beginning Wednesday, July 2. We invite …

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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 …

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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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