On Thursday, Nov. 2, the BKW community will decide the future of the district when they vote on a proposed $19.8 million in renovations and improvements to its school buildings. BKW will put two proposals before the community on November 2: Proposition #1 – $14.8 million in repair and modernization work primarily in the Elementary School. …
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Want to keep up with your students grades, attendance, and meal balances? It’s easy with the eSchoolData Parent Portal! If you’re not already signed up, just click this link. Then click on “Parent Portal Registration” below the login window. That will bring you to the screen below. Fill in all …
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Sixth grade schedules will be handed out at the PTA ‘Welcome Back to BKW Night’ on August 31.
Starting September 1, BKW will use the Blackboard Connect notification system to connect with parents, students, and community members! Blackboard will replace the School News Notifier (SNN) system, and will be used for regular district communications, as well as to alert parents of closings and emergencies. Blackboard can send emails, text messages and make …
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Board hires construction manager, will tour neighboring school The Board of Education has named Sano Rubin of Albany as construction manager to oversee some $19.8 million in proposed improvements to the elementary and secondary schools. “We’re doing everything possible to keep the cost to our local taxpayers low,” said Superintendent Dr. Timothy Mundell. Superintendent Dr. …
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BKW needs to capitalize on favorable financial conditions to provide better facilities for our students, Superintendent Dr. Timothy Mundell told the BKW Board of Education at its July 31 meeting. After a detailed presentation on how improved building conditions correlate to increased academic performance, Mundell noted that because of BKW’s near-80 percent state-aid ratio, and …
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The elementary dismissal times for next week have been slightly modified to recover the loss of instructional time as required by NYSED due to the inclement weather we experienced this winter. Below are the changes: Monday, June 19: Celebration Day Tuesday, June 20: 2:40 PM Dismissal Wednesday, June 21: 1:00 PM Dismissal Thursday, June 22: 1:00 PM …
During the month of December, Mrs. Smith’s second grade class earned hearts for acts of kindness to fill our Grinch’s heart (that was 2 sizes too small). They were able to fill his heart with kindness and just before the holiday break the class celebrated “Grinchmas” with a special visit from the Grinch! “This was …
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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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