Posted 6/22/18

GHS Class of 2018 graduation

The Class of 2018 graduation ceremony is Saturday, June 23 at 10 a.m in the Gloversville High School gymnasium.

Posted 6/22/18

Huskies Summer Volleyball Camps

The Gloversville program is again hosting two levels of volleyball camps for girls in grades 7-12 this summer: a fundamentals camp and an advanced camp. More information about volleyball camp

Posted 6/18/18

Schedule for last week of school

A reminder that the last day of classes for GMS and all Gloversville elementary schools is Wednesday, June 20. Middle school students follow a half-day schedule Monday through Wednesday. Elementary schools follow the regular full-day schedule. Have a safe and fun summer! See you in September.

Posted 5/18/18

GHS Class of 2018 Top 10 Scholars

GHS has announced the Top 10 graduates in the Class of 2018: Alyssa Henley, Kristina Fosmire, Elizabeth Ashe, Rebecca McCall, Gabrielle Langley, Maria Danise, Reanna Stewart, Jennifer Vickery, Jared Malagisi, Devina Eberts. Congratulations! Read more about the Top 10 students and their future plans

Posted 5/15/18: THANK YOU!

GESD residents approve 2018-19 budget

Voters in the Gloversville Enlarged School District Tuesday, May 15 approved the 2018-19 budget by 261 (yes)  to 117 (no) votes.  More information about the approved budget

Posted 4/13/18

 Hannaford Helps program successful!

Thanks to the community, the GESD Backpack Program raised $387.25 in donations during the month of March through the sale of Hannaford Fight Hunger Bags! More about the Hannaford Fight Hunger program

Posted 4/13/18

Foothills PTECH to open next year

The Gloversville and Johnstown school districts were awarded a state grant to offer a new Pathways in Technology Early College High School. Starting in September, freshmen in the two districts will have an opportunity to earn a Regents diploma and an associate degree at no cost. More about Foothills PTECH

Posted 4/11/18

Superintendent letter regarding student arrest

In a letter to parents, GESD Interim Superintendent Robert DeLilli addresses a student arrest yesterday, Tuesday, April 10. Read letter 

Posted 3/21/18

GESD selects new superintendent

The Gloversville Enlarged School District Board of Education has announced its selection for the district’s next superintendent of schools. David Halloran will take the superintendent's position on July 1. Read more

Posted 3/16/18

Superintendent letter regarding March 14

In a letter to parents, GESD Interim Superintendent Robert DeLilli addresses reports about March 14 school walkout at Gloversville High School, and efforts to balance school safety and student expression. Read letter 

Posted 2/25/18

Police determine social media threat toward GMS not credible

Following a weekend investigation, Gloversville Police and the New York State Police have determined that a threat of violence posted on social media against Gloversville Middle School is not credible. Read the district statement

Posted 2/16/18

School safety a top priority at GESD

In the wake of this week's tragic Florida school shooting, GESD offers this message about safety to our parents, students and community. Read district message about school safety

Posted 2/8/18

Clarification on GHS graduation rate

A Gazette newspaper report contains conflicting information about Gloversville High School’s June 2017 graduation rate. Read more about the GHS 2017 graduation rate

1/9/18

Principal appointed to serve as Director of Student Support Services

The GESD Board of Education appointed Kimberly Ackerbauer-Ross as the district’s new director of Student Support Services, effective Jan. 1. Read more about Ross' new role

1/9/18

Kingsborough welcomes new principal

GESD educator Trisha Bobowski started the new year in a new position after being appointed the next principal of Kingsborough Elementary School in late December. Read more about the new principal

12/13/17

K-9 sweep completed at GMS and GHS 

Local law enforcement conducted a sweep of the Gloversville Middle School and Gloversville High School with K-9 police dogs trained to find illegal drugs and other substances. The searches found no illegal substances in either building. Read more about the sweep

11/28/17

GHS teacher named NYS Master Teacher

GHS science teacher Jennifer Hazzard is the first Gloversville educator to be selected for the New York State Master Teacher program. NYS Master Teachers are specially designated teachers in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) subject areas. Read more about NYS Master Teacher program

11/21/17

Counselor appointed assistant principal

The Board of Education appointed longtime school counselor Andrew Jablonski the new assistant principal for Gloversville Middle School, effective November 13.  Read more about new assistant principal

11/21/17

Gloversville schools receive food donation

Staff from Steet Toyota delivered a supply of non-perishable food to Park Terrace Elementary School on Nov. 21. The food will be available to assist district families experiencing a unique hardship or emergency. More information about the donation

 11/1/17

Information about Nov. 1 incident at GMS

This morning at Gloversville Middle School, students reported to the building principal that another student had brought a weapon to school. A pellet gun, found in a book bag inside the student's locker, was immediately confiscated. No one was harmed or threatened. More information about the incident

 10/11/17

Boulevard students collect coins to help hurricane victims

Throughout September, students collected spare change to donate to the Red Cross for hurricane recovery efforts. Read more about Coins for a Cause

 9/7/17

District opens for 2017-18 school year

Students returned to the classroom Sept. 6 for the first day of school in the newly reconfigured Gloversville Enlarged School District. view photos from across the district

9/12/17

GHS announces August graduates

GHS recognized the Class of 2017 August graduates Monday, Sept. 11, in the middle school auditorium. see the list of graduates

7/21/17

Meningitis vaccine required for 7th or 8th, 12th-graders before school starts

Students entering seventh or eighth and 12th grades must be vaccinated against meningococcal disease in order to attend school in New York state.  rEAD the full story