The AuSable Valley Central School District is located in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains along the beautiful AuSable River and is in close proximity to the Village of Lake Placid (home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics) and the City of Plattsburgh along the scenic shores of historic Lake Champlain.The school district has three individual school buildings which are located in AuSable Forks (K-6), Keeseville (K-6), and the AVCS Middle School-High School (7-12) housed in Clintonville, New York. The District Office is also located in Clintonville at a separate office building on Route 9N.
It is the mission of the Beekmantown Central School District and its community to educate every individual to be a quality contributor to society and self.
Mission: CVES, in partnership with local school districts and their communities, the Board of Regents and the Commissioner of Education, will be a leader in providing quality, cost-effective programs and services that support school districts and their communities to achieve higher standards through enhanced educational opportunities.
Our mission in partnership with family and community, is to educate students to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens. Our vision is to provide a quality educational experience for students in a safe environment that emphasizes achievement, positive self-esteem and high moral character. School, family, and community will foster the essential foundation to prepare students educationally and socially to succeed in our diverse society.
Peru Central’s Board of Education launched its final regular monthly meeting for the school year on Tuesday, June 12th at 6 PM at the school district’s community room, adjacent to the main entrance of Peru High School. The school board recognized Board President Rod Driscoll’s decade of public service on the Board, with seven of those school years as President of the Board, elected by members of the Board to serve in that leadership role. Board action included: Receiving the customary annual year-end reports on student achievement and student conduct initiatives from each grade span.Authorizing the school district make use of one-time New York State Education Department grant monies to support a modest level of summer 2012 academic enrichment programs for students identified as eligible to be served through those particular one-time state grant funds summer 2012.Receiving and discussing the results of the May 2012 annual vote and election, including the results of the sixth annual Peru CSD voluntary voter exit survey.Receiving and discussing the final report on the comprehensive examination of Peru Central’s student transportation program, as part of the school board’s interest in sustaining a safe and solid transportation program as cost effectively as feasible.Attending to the full range of regular monthly personnel matters, public reporting, new business and fiscal matters as is customary at regular monthly meetings.
Our mission is to educate each student of the Plattsburgh City School District by creating challenging, supportive, and interactive learning that advances intellectual, physical, social, and cultural development.
Our district is located in Northern Oswego County, with Lake Ontario on the western border and the vast Tug Hill Plateau on the eastern front. The twin villages of Sandy Creek and Lacona are located between Syracuse to the south and Watertown to the north. Our school district enjoys the advantages of rural living with the education and cultural opportunities of nearby larger cities. The Sandy Creek Central School District provides educational programming to 900+ students in Pre-Kindergarten through the Twelfth Grade, grouped by grade level. All grade levels follow an inclusion model and the district is well-known for its successful program. State-of-the-art technology is at the fingertips of each Sandy Creek student. Features include a distance learning classroom, numerous computer labs and each classroom is equipped with at least five computers and a faculty laptop, all with internet access. The district is proud of its 95% graduation rate and the fact that 75% of the graduates continue in some form of post-secondary programming. The district just completed a 33 million dollar renovation project. The project nearly doubled the size of the district’s single school building. The district offers state-of-the-art educational and athletic facilities to its students, staff and community. It is our hope that this website will provide you with additional information about our district. Our Technology Staff has worked very hard to design a website that is easy to navigate and provide you with useful information.