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Traditionally this would be the time of year that members of the Key Club would pay a visit to their friends at the Pines Glens Falls Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation. Unfortunately, the group was not able to visit this year. Instead they got together to make cards so that their friends at the Pines know that we are thinking of them this holiday season! ...

art of the 6th grade science curriculum is to build an underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), a SeaPerch. Our students were able to work through the curriculum in the Fabrication Lab and test the vehicles at the indoor pool at The Sagamore Resort. In addition, students had the opportunity to use underwater video equipment and software as part of the project. ...

Bolton Central School continues to be proud to recognize the academic achievements of all students. Recognition occurs in Grades 7 - 12 at the end of each Marking Period during the school year as well as an annual Honor Roll at the end of the year. ...

Our Kindergarten class recently took a walking tour of Bolton. They visited the Post Office, Town Hall, the Library and Neuffer's Deli. At each spot students got a tour and learned about the jobs at each of these businesses. The class had lunch at Roger's Park and had a great day. Thank you to everyone who took the time to chat with our kindergarteners! ...

Class of 2021 Seniors Katelyn Van Auken, Morgan Maschewski, Maria Baker, Billy Morehouse and Kaden Tennent worked together with a group of 5th and 6th grade students to paint pumpkins for Halloween. Peer Mentoring is looking a bit different this year but working together on a project is still as rewarding as ever! We look forward to seeing more activities like this that allow our Peer Mentoring participants time together. ...

On Friday, March 6th the Bolton Eagles Varsity Girls Basketball team beat Schroon Lake 39 - 28 to become the Section VII, Class D champions! The team will play Fort Edward in the Regional Final on Saturday, March 14th at noon at Beekmantown High School. ...

GO EAGLES! For anyone interested in heading to SUNY Plattsburgh to cheer on our Eagles; the game starts at 4:30 at the Field House. Admission is $3 students and 5$ for adults. In the event, you can't make it, the game can be viewed from the NFHS Network online via a subscription. Subscription costs $10.99 per month and can be cancelled at any time. ...