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Budget Vote Results
| 2012-2013 Budget: | Yes- 778 | No- 354 |
| Bus Bond Purchase: | Yes- 666 | No- 374 |
| Greenville Public Library: | Yes- 751 | No- 283 |
| Rensselaerville Public Library: | Yes- 621 | No 398 |
| Board of Education Election: | ||
| Newly Elected - | Gloria J. Bear- 764 | |
| Newly Elected - | Patricia C. Macko- 662 | |
| Incumbent - | Ann Holstein- 603 | |
| Wilton Bear, Jr.- 580 | ||
| Lawrence Tompkins- 444 | ||
Superintendent's Conference Day
May 25, 2012 approved by the Board of Education as Superintendent's Conference Day. Click here for more information.
High School Pertussis notification
Please read the notification from Principal Michael Laster about Pertussis. Read more...
Learn more about funding to schools in upstate New York
“Education Speaks” team members recently sat down with Statewide School Finance Consortium Executive Director Dr. Rick Timbs to talk about school funding in New York State. Follow the link to learn more about the tax cap and implications for school districts in upstate New York. http://educationspeaks.org/watch-and-learn/
Greenville CSD Announces Top Ten Graduates
Greenville CSD is proud to announce the top ten graduates for the Class of 2012; Valedictorian Camryn Benjamin, Salutatorian Andrea Esposito, Matthew McIlhenny, Malaina Buscher, Erica Hamilton, Jennifer Hicks, Nicole Wickham, Henry Gifford, Alexandria Van Auken, and Caitlin Andreone.

All top ten graduates have plans to attend college in the fall; Valedictorian Camryn Benjamin- Binghamton University to study Nursing, Salutatorian Andrea Esposito- Elmira College to study Nursing, Matthew McIlhenny- Hudson Valley Community College majoring in Engineering, Malaina Buscher- University of Rochester majoring in Pre-Law, Erica Hamilton plans to major in Adolescent Education, Jennifer Hicks plans to major in Physical Therapy, Nicole Wickham- The College of St. Rose majoring in Education, Henry Gifford- Clarkson Universtiy majoringin Civil Engineering, Alexandria Van Auken- Nazareth College majoring in Social Work, and Caitlin Andreone- Sage College majoring in Business Administration.
Congratulations to the top ten graduates and the Class of 2012!
Krista Brush Earns Second Place in Capital Region Media Arts Festival

The Capital Region Media Arts Festival is an annual digital arts competition and is the largest art showcase of its’ kind in the area. Sixteen area school districts participated this year with Krista Brush earning a second place award for her digitally altered color photograph titled “Marbles”. Krista wishes to become an art major and plans a career in Art Therapy. Many Greenville high school students have participated in the Media Arts Festival earning three first place awards, one second place, two third places, and several honorable mentions since our initial participation in 2002. Sean Stewart, high school art teacher, credits the district’s investment in technology with the success of our digital photography program. “While many schools require their students to own their own cameras, and pay for their own printing, we supply all the equipment needed for our students to compete at this level, and to create quality work necessary for a competitive portfolio.” Congratulations to Krista!
Middle School Students Participate in Twin County Science Expo
On March 24, a group of 7th and 8th grade students from Greenville Middle School presented projects in the Twin County Science Expo at Columbia-Greene Community College. Students worked very hard on their projects for weeks before the expo and the results were both creative and exciting! Greenville’s participants included Madison Kappel and Chenoa Berg-Cox who investigated the chemistry of cosmetics and created their own eyeshadow; Chris Pickett and Malcolm deLong who demonstrated how Non-Newtonian Matter works using oobleck; and Megan Peters and Alex Powers who created a working model of a geyser. Special recognition goes to Emily Lewis who won second place in the seventh grade division. Emily’s data on optimal conditions for yeast fermentation grabbed the attention of the judges. Congratulations to all of the participants and thank you for your hard work!
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6th Annual Science Night at Scott M. Ellis
On Thursday, April 5th over 60 students in grades three through five and their parents enjoyed an evening of scientific inquiry and exploration. Six investigations were set up at tables in both the large and small gymnasiums exploring science concepts in engineering, biology, chemistry, and physics. There was also a demonstration of the popular diet Coke and Mentos geyser, which demonstrates a strong chemical reaction.
The Science Night Team and their many volunteers extend a sincere thank you to all the parents who took time out from their busy lives to participate, and to our sponsors, GNH Lumber, Bryant’s and Mr. Chris Jones. We look forward to next year’s evening!
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