Salmon River Central

Class of 1958

Row 1: Lorna Eldred, Alice Dumas, Patricia Niles, Mary Barse, Martha Garrow, Barbara Barse, JoAnn Bashaw, Janice Kingsley, Beverly Bashaw, Lorraine Brown, Sandra Rouselle, Christine, Cook.

Row 2: Jay Cavanaugh, Karen Mainville, Evelyn Ghostlaw, Dale Jacobs, Louise Gray, Anna Brown, Carol Ash, Lorraine Fye, Laurie Holbert, Patricia Donahue, Beverly Vernette, Marilyn Ashman, Sheryl Ostiling, Patricia White, Genevieve Black, Harold Leroux.

Row 3: Larry Leduc, Joseph McDonald, Mark Manson, Stanly Black, Joseph Cunningham, Vincent Boyea, Alan Smith, John Mulvana, Donal Mitchell, Wayne Phillips, Paul Grady, Leonard Leger, Robert Thompson, James Johnson & Phillip Leroux

Click on the happy birthday banner above to find out more about the 50th Anniversary Rededication Ceremony and Open House on May 25, 2008 at 2 PM.

Click here to submit your favorite Salmon River photos both past and present.

Upcoming Events

Salmon River Central High
School Awards Night

District Newsletter

May 15, 2008 7:00pm
Salmon Elementary Band & Chorus

May 22, 2008 7:00pm

Junior High Band & Chorus

May 28, 2008 9:30
St. Regis Mohawk School PK-1st

May 29, 2008 7:00pm

High School Band and Chorus

June 3, 2008 9:30
St. Regis Mohawk School 2nd-3rd

June 5, 2008 9:30
St. Regis Band & Chorus Concert

Tree Planting Ceremony

There will be a tree planting ceremony on Friday May 9th at 9AM at the
flagpole. The planting of the tree is to commemorate the 50 year
celebration activities.

Salmon River Central School will have its High School Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium. Students in grades 10- 12, who have received an invitation in the mail, are invited to attend as they will be honored at this event. Parents and family members are also encouraged to attend. Please call the Guidance Office at 518-358-6640, for further information.

Recently the district newsletter was mailed out. Click here to read our online version.

Mrs. Moulton's first grade class
participates in Earth Day by
cleaning up outside!

Sports

Calendar at a Glance

May Book of the Month

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Important Hall of Fame
Nomination Form Info!

SRCS Spring Athletics

Breakfast Menu Lunch Menu

Pricing:
Breakfast Lunch

by: Sarah Stewart

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A Little Bit About Us

The Teaching American History program supported a three-year project to improve teachers' knowledge, understanding and appreciation for American history through intensive, ongoing professional development. Project grantees were required to be in partnership with organizations that have extensive knowledge of American history, including libraries, museums, nonprofit history or humanities organizations, and higher education institutions.

The Salmon River School District is a small rural school district located in the northernmost reaches of New York State. Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks, on the shore of the Saint Lawrence, the district serves students from the towns of Fort Covington, Bombay, Brasher, Bangor and Westville as well as from the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation.

Three separate schools, the St. Regis Mohawk School, Salmon River Elementary and the Salmon River Secondary School serve a diverse population of students.

In 1998, the school district undertook a comprehensive school improvement effort and entered into a partnership with the National Center for Education and the Economy. Through this initiative, the district was able to focus its attention and resources on increasing student achievement. The district continues to address student achievement issues while maintaining rich student support services in the areas athletics, technology and fine arts.