At MCSD we continually review lockdown procedures with our students throughout the year - Similar to years past, the State Education Department has mandated four (4) Lockdown Drills be held in each school across the State. Those familiar with our District are most likely aware that we have conducted these drills in the past. However, some drills will be scheduled to be conducted in the near future and we thought it best to advise you now to prevent any unnecessary issue or concern for student safety. When the announced Lockdown Drills do occur, there is a notification sent via the student information system notifying parents of the drill. Be it known, however, that some Lockdown Drills are unannounced which will mean no advanced notice for the Jr. Sr. High School.
SAFE DRIVING EVENT APRIL 17 & 18, 2018 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm New Country Toyota of Clifton Park
The Jr./Sr. High School Building will be closed and not accessible to students or staff as a result of continuing work towards our capital project throughout the duration of the Spring Break Recess. Parent and Student SchoolTool Portals will also not be accessible from Friday – Wednesday (March 29-April 4).
On March 23, 2018, Mechanicville City School District had the honor of welcoming to our campus, Board of Regents Member, Beverly Ouderkirk.
Twenty Four of our 4th grade students at Mechanicville Elementary School have their artwork on display alongside famous artists at the eighth annual K-8 Empire State Plaza Art Collection Exhibit from March 4-18, 2018.
With a heightened concern and awareness regarding school safety and security measures after recent national events, Mechanicville CSD wants to assure our students, parents and community that the safety of our students is our highest priority.
To provide safe and secure access to our campus for our students, the Mechanicville Junior-Senior High School reminds students and parents of the drop off procedures for students that do not ride the bus...
The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony has been moved to this Thursday, March 8th at 6:30pm - practice is scheduled to be held Thursday after school at 2:30 in the auditorium for all students participating.
The Clean Technologies & Sustainable Industries Early College High School will host the final Information Night of the school year on Thursday, March 8th at 6:30 PM at HVCC’s TEC-SMART facility in Malta.
Inclusive School Environments: Improving Outcomes for Students with and without Disabilities On Tuesday, September 12th, two graduated student leaders from Unified Champion Schools took part in a panel at the Brookings Institute in Washington DC. Joe Pignatelli and Cassandra Jones (graduates of Mechanicville & Gates-Chili High Schools, respectively) joined with Dr. Tim
June 14, 2017- The Class of 2017 took a trip down memory lane as they walked through where it all began. Students and staff lined the halls at the elementary school, cheering and clapping for the graduates as they made their rounds one last time. Best of luck, Class of 2017! And remember, Mechanicville will always be your home!
May 16, 2017 - Mechanicville City School District voters approved the 2017-18 school budget Tuesday night, with 72% percent of voters supporting the $25,480,499 spending plan. “I’d like to thank the district residents for coming out to vote today. The results show that our community values education and opportunities for our students,” Superintendent Dr. Michael J.
May 12, 2017- The 3rd Annual Collaborative Art Show will take place on Tuesday, May 16 from 5-7 p.m. in the elementary school art room! Come see all of the fun sea creature art work!
March 7, 2017 - Ms. Dollard and Mr. Moffitt’s Journalism and Broadcasting class released the first edition of "The Raider Review" on Thursday, March 2. This edition includes a movie review on “The Space Between Us,” staff spotlights, ideas on how to ask a date to prom, motivational quotes, and much more! Download a copy of the 3/2/17 version below!
Oct. 25, 2016- On Tuesday, Oct. 25 Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner visited Mechanicville City School District. This past spring Woerner was responsible for securing $100,000 in state “bullet aid” funding for the district. The additional aid will allow the district to continue providing quality services for our students. Thank you, Assemblywoman Woerner! (L to R:
