Want to be more involved in your child’s education, but don’t know how? Join the PTA! The BKW PTA could always use new members. And joining the PTA is a great way to know what’s happening in your child’s school, connect with other parents and be part of the change you’d like to see at …
As you may be aware, recent legislation requires public schools in New York to test for lead in all water outlets. This letter is to inform you of the results of our water testing with the assistance of a state-supported laboratory. Of the 70 water outlets throughout the school building, only one was found to …
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A look at the data that drives a BKW education BKW instruction – the academic experience of every student in our care – is driven by numbers. And the trend is that we’re making great strides in many key areas. At a recent Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Timothy Mundell outlined the progress we’re …
At its October 17 meeting, the BKW Board of Education honored fallen Hilltown veterans First Lieutenant Eugene Jerome Curless, Specialist Four Richard John Mosely, Private First Class Glenn Raymond Gilbert, Staff Sergeant Daniel Eugene Nye, and Marine Corporal Robert Bruce Schampier for their sacrifices in military service to the United States. Members of the Helderberg …
Spending plan focuses on student achievement, includes tax levy increase of 0.5 percent At its meeting on Monday, April 18, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo Board of Education adopted a $22,592,240 budget proposal for 2016-17 that continues all current core academic programs and services and calls for a 0.5 percent increase in the tax levy for next year. …
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Spending plan focuses on student achievement, includes tax levy increase of 0.5 percent At a special meeting on Thursday, April 23, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo Board of Education adopted a $22,304,857 budget proposal for 2015-16 that continues all current core academic programs and services and calls for a 0.5 percent increase in the tax levy for next …
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