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October 5

Today is Mocha Monday, October 5th, and it is an A day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is tater tot casserole and green beans! If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The boys’ modified soccer team won Friday night with 3-0 score over Northville. Ryker Chevalier and Brantly Ray had the shutout as goal keepers. Sweeper Callan Stead had a stellar game on defense with Blake Bullock and Bryan Shafer. Jaxon Palmateer, Phillip DeNisio and Gavin Coulter all scored a goal in the game. Phillip, Ryker and Sam Frear all had assists within the balanced offense. The team improves to 6-1-1 and plays next today against Canjo/Fort Plain. Go Eagles! 

The varsity boys’ soccer team got back in the win column Friday night against Mekeel. The first half had The Eagles score first with a beautiful through ball from Noah Frisbie to Jameson Wagner who found the back of the net. The team’s defense held strong against Mekeel's attack for the remainder of the game. With 15 minutes left in the game, the Eagles took advantage of a corner kick to put the game away. Noah Frisbie delivered a nice cross into the box, and then Jameson Wagner headed it to the bottom corner of the goal. Jameson Wagner had 2 goals on the night, while Noah Frisbie had 2 assists. Goalie Hayden Flint delivered another 14 save game. Great game Eagles! 

Congrats to the JV volleyball team as they traveled to Greenville this weekend where they won the championship! The team went 6-0 in pool play where Aria Ruggiero was awarded the MVP award for her great performance with many key sets, hits, and saves. In bracket play, the Golden Eagles battled with Greenville in the semi finals where they won in 3 sets with set scores of 25-17, 20-25, and 15-12. They then went on to win the Finals against Ravena in 2 sets with set scores of 25-12 and 25-22. Well done Eagles! 

The varsity golf season concluded on Friday in Amsterdam. The Eagles finished two places higher this year than last. Andy Miller was selected as the league MVP since he had the best season average of all 75 golfers in the WAC conference. Matthew Jones, Cody Lanka, and Colton Knickerbocker were chosen to be 2nd Team All Stars. Currently Andy Miller is ranked as one of the top golfers in all of Section 2 and thus will compete next week in the two day Sectional tournament. Wish him luck!! 

The Galway cross country team participated in the Annual Grout Invy this Saturday in Schenectady. Ailey Nelson came in 37th out of 101 girls. Congratulations to Jaylyn Jones who completed her first varsity race!  The varsity boys placed 5th out of 15th teams. Nathaniel McDevitt came in 17th out of 109 runners in the varsity race. Evan Morris, Brayden Sheft, Grayson Eagan, Mason Bourdeau, and Brody Paterek all had PRs on the course. Great job team!  

The next SADD meeting is after school today in Mrs. Gerber’s room. See you there and bring a friend! 

The Middle School Science Club will have its first meeting after school today in Room 900. See Mrs. Heath with any questions.

Do you know facts about sports, art, history, math, cartoons?  Do you love great snacks?  Are you in grades 9 - 12? Well then you should join Masterminds tomorrow after school in room 902.  Hope to see you there!

Intramurals for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders are tomorrow after school. Please make sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup.  Also, don't forget your sneakers! See Coach D and Coach Canell with any questions.  Hope to see you there!

Attention Sophomores: The next Class of 2029 meeting is after school this Wednesday in room 414 to discuss fundraising and prom. All are welcome!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions. 

Attention Eagle Nation: The PTSA Fall Fundraiser ends this Thursday.  Please turn your completed order forms in your envelope to your Homeroom teacher, or to the High School Office.  Thank you for your help! 

Calling all kids ages 12-18!  The Galway Public Library has a fun Halloween movie night planned this Thursday from 6:30-8 pm. Get ready for a night of Halloween spirit and plenty of popcorn!  Space is limited so be sure to register in advance by calling 518-882-6385. See you there! 

It’s time to sign up for Ski Club Eagle Nation! Sign up by October 15th, before the price goes up! See Mr. McGowin with any questions. You can also check the bulletin board outside his room 410 for more information. 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow!

 

 

 

October 2 

Today is Friday, October 2nd, and it is a B day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is spaghetti and meatballs! If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Modified cross country practice has been canceled. Coach Nettleton cannot find his whistle. If anyone has found a 1980s era Atomic Thunderer please see Coach Nettleton. Thank you. 

Congratulations to the JV volleyball team on their win last night against Schoharie with set scores of 25-17 and 25-13. Lily Chevalier and Gracyn Symonds led the way for the Golden Eagles with strong serving performances. Avery Menge led the team in kills, while Rylie Glenn led the team in digs. Harleigh Hill and Emma DiPasquale combined for key blocks throughout the game. The team moves to 6-0 in the league and 7-0 overall. Great game Eagles! 

The Battle of the Books information meeting is today after school in Mrs. Heath’s room 900.  Remember to sign up for the late bus.

Boys basketball open gyms start this Sunday evening. The schedule is outside Mr Kirvin's room.    

The next SADD meeting is after school on Monday in Mrs. Gerber’s room. See you there and bring a friend! 

The Middle School Science Club will have its first meeting after school on Monday in Room 900. See Mrs. Heath with any questions.

Do you know facts about sports, art, history, math, cartoons?  Do you love great snacks?  Are you in grades 9 - 12? Well then you should join Masterminds on Tuesday after school in room 902.  Hope to see you there!

Intramurals for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders will be held Tuesday after school. Please make sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup.  Also, don't forget your sneakers! See Coach D and Coach Canell with any questions.  Hope to see you there!

Attention Sophomores: The next Class of 2029 meeting is after school next Wednesday in room 414 to discuss fundraising and prom. All are welcome!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions. 

It’s time to sign up for Ski Club Eagle Nation! Sign up by October 15th, before the price goes up! See Mr. McGowin with any questions. You can also check the bulletin board outside his room 410 for more information. 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you on Mocha Monday!

 

 

October 1 

Today is Thursday, October 1st, and it is an A day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is a chicken patty! 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The modified cross country teams had some great individual performances on Tuesday highlighted by Wyatt Slosek winning the boys modified race by 25 seconds. He made a fantastic late surge in the woods to overtake 3 runners from Duanesburg to win the race.  His time was more than 30 seconds faster than the Galway Invy.  The Patterson twins battled with a runner from Johnstown down the stretch.  Nicola led coming in 5th and Cooper came in 1 second behind in 6th place, both beating the runner from Johnstown.  Elizabeth VanNess cruised to a gutsy 4th place finish followed by Iris Girard.  Iris improved her time from 2 weeks ago by 20 seconds. Great races, Eagles! 

The boys’ modified soccer team won last night with a 5-0 score over BKW-Duanesburg. Ryker Chevalier and Brantly Ray had the shutout as goal keepers. Sam Frear and Richard Duncan each had a goal and assist, Philip Denisio, Gavin Coulter, and Jerek Leszczynski also each added a goal in the game. Jaxon Palmateer had two assists within the balanced offense. The team improves to 5-1-1 and plays tomorrow in Northville. Go Eagles! 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: This morning in Guidance, a representative from LeMoyne College at 8:30 will be here, and a Clarkson rep at 12:30. Sign up for a pass to learn more about their college programs. 

Home Arts Club has day 2 of their Cake Pop making fun after school today in Mrs. Kinne’s room! Enjoy! 

There is a SADD meeting today after school in Mrs. Gerber’s room to plan the year ahead. All members should attend and new members are welcome! See Senora Dowen or Mrs. Gerber with any questions. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: There is a College Fair at SUNY Adirondack tonight from 5:30-7:30. See the flyer on the GTV doors for the list of two and four year colleges that will be attending! 

There is an informational meeting for the Battle of the Books Club tomorrow after school in room 900. Come learn more about this club and pick up the first book. See Mrs. Heath with any questions. 

Boys basketball open gyms start this Sunday evening. The schedule is outside Mr Kirvin's room.    

The Middle School Science Club will have its first meeting after school on Monday in Room 900. See Mrs. Heath with any questions.

Do you know facts about sports, art, history, math, cartoons?  Do you love great snacks?  Are you in grades 9 - 12? Well then you should join Masterminds on Tuesday after school in room 902.  Hope to see you there!

Attention Sophomores: The next Class of 2029 meeting is after school next Wednesday in room 414 to discuss fundraising and prom. All are welcome!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions. 

It’s time to sign up for Ski Club Eagle Nation! Sign up by October 15th, before the price goes up! See Mr. McGowin with any questions. You can also check the bulletin board outside his room 410 for more information. 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow!

 

 

 

September 30 

Today is Wednesday, September 30th, and it is a B day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is Galway’s favorite, chicken patty! If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The Golden Eagle athletes are really crushing it this fall season, so we have a lot of announcements to share this morning! 

Yesterday the cross country team hosted Duanesburg, Johnstown and Mayfield on our home course. The girls' varsity team ran complete and lost to Duanesburg 25-30. Ailey Nelson had a great race and was first across the line for the Galway girls and 3rd overall. Eleanor Douglas was right behind her, and earned a course PR! The boys' varsity team defeated Johnstown 19-43 and Duanesburg 15-49. Nathanial McDevitt was 3rd overall in the races, Evan Morris came in 7th and Logan Miner came in 8th. The boys lost to Mayfield who took first, second, fourth and sixth and ninth place. The score was 18-33. 

The boys’ varsity soccer team took on Fort Plain/Canjo on a rainy night at home. The Eagles scored first on a nice corner kick by Jorden Grupe passed to Jameson Wagner. The second half saw Galway score first again when Theo Friedman cut off a pass back to the keeper and calmly found the back of the net.  Hayden Flint had 10 saves. The team unfortunately lost with a score of 2 to 3. You’ll get the next one Eagles!

Congratulations to the varsity golf team as they defeated Duanesburg last night in the rain. On Senior night, Andy Miller finished the regular season with his 10th victory of the year. Matthew Jones shot his season's best, while Colton Knickerbocker earned another win. Cody Lanka came in clutch by breaking the tie between the two teams. Before Jake Page and Cody finished their round, Duanesburg had been leading by one stroke. The Eagles ended up actually taking the win by just one stroke and concluded their regular season by beating Duanesburg for the second time this season and finishing overall with a record of 6 and 6.  Next up for the golf team is the WAC cup tournament on Friday. Good luck, Eagles! 

The girls’ varsity soccer team defeated Canjo Fort Plain in a league match last night. Josie Price had a goal and an assist, Mae Budris added a goal and Norah Schaperjahn an assist. Lily Bain made the 98th save of her rookie season in shutout fashion. With the win, the girls move to 6-2 overall. They are back in action Thursday afternoon in Pink as they will battle a talented Northville team. There will be a penalty kick contest following the game. Anyone is welcome to come and take a shot for $1. All proceeds go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Hope to see you there! 

The JV volleyball defeated Mayfield last night with set scores of 25-6 and 25-8. Gwen Ahsmann led the way for the Golden Eagles with a strong serving performance, while Avery Menge added key service points and led the team in kills. Lily Chevalier led the team in assists while Gabby Cullen led the team in digs. The team moves to 5-0 in the league and 6-0 overall.  Great game, Eagles! 

The modified volleyball teams took on Fort Plain last night, both teams battling it out in 3 sets. The 8th grade team fought hard, but couldn’t pull off the W. Their set scores were 25-22, 17-25, and 23-25. Brooklynne Taylor and CC Verret had a combined 16 aces. The 7th grade team won their battle, with set scores of 25-19, 24-26, and 25-21. Adelyn Glenn led the charge in aces with 12, while Addison Older, Jayde Armstrong, and Mari Smith all combined to add 4 aces and 3 kills. Well done, Eagles! 

Congratulations to the varsity volleyball team, which traveled to Mayfield last night and defeated the Panthers in a WAC League match, 25-8, 25-12, 25 -14. Kiera Allen led the Eagles with 14 kills, and Courtney Smith added 10. Estelle Hall added 5 blocks and 4 kills. Makaela Muzzy put up 15 points at the service line, while Kenzie Gardinier added 17 points and Kristina Becker had 12. The Eagles move to 6-0 in the league and overall. They host Schoharie tomorrow in a matchup of state-ranked teams at 6:30 p.m. in a Pink Out Game.  Come out to support the team and a great cause. Go Eagles! 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: This morning at 9:00 in Guidance, a representative from Eastern Connecticut State University will be here. On Thursday you can learn more about LeMoyne College at 8:30, and Clarkson at 12:30. Sign up for a pass to attend. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 during the school day on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office. The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is TODAY.

Learn about different people and perspectives through food, fun and fiestas! Culture Club, the new club for students 9-12 meets after school today in room 705.  Please see Profe Rochette or Amelia Jordan with any questions. 

Merriam-Webster Dictionary added the following definition to the dictionary this month: A Cake Pop is "A small ball of cake that is coated with icing or chocolate and served on a stick." To celebrate, Home Arts Club will be making CAKE POPS after school today and tomorrow.  It will take BOTH days after school to complete them. Sign up on Mrs. Kinne’s door, 706, if you want to attend.  

There SADD meeting tomorrow after school in Mrs. Gerber’s room to plan the year ahead. All members should attend and new members are welcome! See Senora Dowen or  Mrs. Gerber with any questions. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: There is a College Fair at SUNY Adirondack tomorrow night from 5:30-7:30. See the flyer on the GTV doors for the list of two and four year colleges that will be attending! 

There will be an informational meeting for the Battle of the Books Club this Friday after school in room 900. Come learn more about this club and pick up the first book. See Mrs. Heath with any questions. 

Boys basketball open gyms start this Sunday evening. The schedule is outside Mr Kirvin's room.    

The Middle School Science Club will have its first meeting after school on Monday the 5th in Room 900. See Mrs. Heath with any questions.

It’s time to sign up for Ski Club Eagle Nation! Sign up by October 15th, before the price goes up! See Mr. McGowin with any questions. You can also check the bulletin board outside his room 410 for more information. 

Attention Juniors! You will receive your Olive Oil Fundraiser this morning in 1st period! They are due October 28th! Anyone who sells $1000 dollars or more will receive HALF off their Prom ticket! If you have any questions email Kristina Becker or Mrs.Houle. Thank you in advance!

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow!

 

 

September 29 

Today is Tuesday, September 29th, and it is an A day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is meatball sub. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Congratulations to the High School National Honor Society who were recognized as being a Chapter of Distinction! This recognition celebrates the hard work, leadership, service, and commitment to excellence demonstrated by the NHS members throughout the year. Congratulations to all of the NHS members and their advisors, Mr. Levin and Ms. O’Brien-Yetto, on this well-deserved honor! You make Eagle Nation proud!! 

The modified boys’ soccer team traveled to OESJ for a damp game yesterday afternoon winning 4-1. Jaxon Palmateer led the way with a goal and two assists. Blake Bullock and Gavin Coulter each scored a goal. Phillip DeNisio had a goal and assist, and CJ Anderson added an assist to round out the offense. Callan Stead, Richard Duncan, Bryan Shafer, Ryker Chevalier played stellar defense. Gage Correra had a complete game in goal with 6 saves. The team improves to 4-1-1 and they play home tomorrow against BKW at the town field. Go Eagles! 

Congratulations to the 7th grade modified volleyball team for defeating Fonda last night in two sets. Scores were 25–12 and 25–13. The 8th grade team fell to Fonda in a nail biting 3 set match. Both teams move to 3–2 on the season. Go watch them at home tonight as they take on Fort Plain starting at 4:30 PM. Go Eagles! 

The first Best Buddies meeting of the year is after school today in the LGI room. There will be a slideshow talking about Best Buddies and Booklet. New members are welcome! Please check Google Classroom for more details about the meeting! Thank you! 

Middle School Intramurals for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders meet after school today. Be sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup. See Coach Canell or Coach D if you have any questions. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Tomorrow morning at 9:00 in Guidance, a representative from Eastern Connecticut State University will be here. On Thursday you can learn more about LeMoyne College at 8:30, and Clarkson at 12:30. Sign up for a pass to attend. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 during the school day on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office. The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is TOMORROW.

Bank teller training will be held tomorrow, so see Mr. Ratti or Mr. Burman if you are interested in working with money for student accounts here at school! 

Do the cultures of the world interest you? Do you like to celebrate different people and perspectives through food, fun and fiestas? Come find out about the new club for students 9-12. Culture Club will meet after school tomorrow in room 705.  Please see Profe Rochette or Amelia Jordan with any questions. 

Merriam-Webster Dictionary added the following definition to the dictionary this month: A Cake Pop is "A small ball of cake that is coated with icing or chocolate and served on a stick." To celebrate, Home Arts Club will be making CAKE POPS after school tomorrow and Thursday.  It will take BOTH days after school to complete them. Sign up on Mrs. Kinne’s door, 706, if you want to attend.  

Attention Juniors and Seniors: There is a College Fair at SUNY Adirondack Thursday night from 5:30-7:30. See the flyer on the GTV doors for the list of two and four year colleges that will be attending! 

There will be an informational meeting for the Battle of the Books Club this Friday after school in room 900. Come learn more about this club and pick up the first book. See Mrs. Heath with any questions. 

The Middle School Science Club will have its first meeting after school on Monday the 5th in Room 900. See Mrs. Heath with any questions.

It’s time to sign up for Ski Club Eagle Nation! Sign up by October 15th, before the price goes up! See Mr. McGowin with any questions. You can also check the bulletin board outside his room 410 for more information. 

Attention Juniors! You will receive your Olive Oil Fundraiser this morning in 1st period! They are due October 28th! Anyone who sells $1000 dollars or more will receive HALF off their Prom ticket! If you have any questions email Kristina Becker or Mrs.Houle. Thank you in advance!

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow!

 

 

September 28

Today is Mocha Monday, September 28th, and it is a B day. It was a busy Homecoming Weekend, so please stay tuned for all the announcements today!  We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is baked beans and hot dogs.

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Thank you to the High School Student Council which planned a super fun Pep Rally! Student Council President Andy Miller announced the new name for our beloved mascot, the Golden Eagle, HENRY!! Thank you to all who voted!! 

It was another amazing Homecoming Dance Friday night! Congratulations to the Homecoming Court, represented by two people at each grade level! 

For the Freshmen, Jarek Leszczynski and Gwen Ahsmann! 

Sophomore Court members were Josie Pryce and Brielle Cameron!

Junior Winners were Amelia Leclerc and Norah Schaperjahn! 

The Seniors were represented by Mae Budris and Courtney Smith! 

Congratulations also to Best Dressed of the Night, Eva Anderson! 

Congratulations to the Best Dancer of Homecoming, Elizabeth Sheets! It was a great event, so thanks to the Student Council Adviser Senora Dowen, and the Student Council members! 

Congratulations to the winners of the Homecoming Float Parade, the Sophomore Class and their Magic Kingdom! Well done! 

The varsity boys soccer team took on Gloversville for their Homecoming game. The Eagles scored first on a great through ball assist from Logan MacIsaac to Jameson Wagner. Jameson got his second goal of the night on a great counter attacking assist by Keeper Hayden Flint. Jameson finished his second hat trick of the season on the Eagles’ only goal of the second half, with a goal scored on an assist from Ian Horton. Keeper Hayden Flint had 4 saves. Well done Eagles! 

The girls varsity soccer team celebrated a huge 1-0 win over Amsterdam under the lights on homecoming night. It was a physical back and forth game. Ten minutes into the second half, Amsterdam gave up a couple of fouls inside of their box, which ultimately earned Galway a chance to put one away from the penalty spot. Senior Captain Mae Budris stepped up to the line and found the back of the net to score the winning goal of the game. Lily Bain denied all 13 of Amsterdam's shots to earn her fifth shoutout of the season. The Eagles had a great week going a perfect 3 for 3! They have not conceded a goal in the last 4 games! With Saturday's win, they move to 5-2 on the season. They will work hard to keep the momentum going into tomorrow's match vs. Canajoharie. The team would like to give a special thank you to the modified players for helping the ball girl and helping keep score. Good luck tomorrow Eagles! 

The cross country team traveled to Queensbury on Saturday for a run on the course used for States. The meet was HUGE. There were over 1700 runners there! Nathanial McDevitt took 50th place in the varsity boys morning race of 240 runners from all over New York State. Evan Morris came across the line a little over a minute later and was in 104th place. Evan improved his time for the course by 25 seconds! Amelia Jordan came across the line first for the Galway girls. It was Annika Muller's 3rd varsity race and her best pace so far this season.  Nathanial Mele was first across the finish line for the Galway JV boys' team and ran his best pace so far this season. The team hosts a meet at home tomorrow against Mayfield, Duanesburg and Johnstown. The races are scheduled to start at 4:30. Come out and cheer the team on! Go Eagles! 

The modified boys’ soccer team kicked off Saturday morning on the field with a 5-0 win over Cobleskill. Jaxon Palmateer and CJ Anderson had 2 goals apiece and Gage Correra had a goal and assist. CJ,  Phillip DeNisio and Oliver Todd also added assists for the game. The team improves to 3-1-1 on the year and travels to OESJ today. Go Eagles! 

The JV volleyball team had a great homecoming weekend on the court, as they won both of their home games. On Friday, they defeated OESJ with set scores of 25-11 and 25-10. Harleigh Hill led the way in kills, Aria Ruggiero led in assists, while Rylie Glenn and Avery Menge led in digs. They then went on to defeat Amsterdam on Saturday with set scores of 25-18 and 25-12. Avery Menge and Gracyn Symonds led the way in kills with 8 a piece. Avery Menge also led the team in service points with 12. Aria Ruggiero led the team with 16 assists. With these two wins, the Golden Eagles move to 4-0 in the league and 5-0 overall. Way to go Eagles! 

What a great day for a cross-country meet on Saturday and our modified runners took advantage of it.  Boys and girls modified runners competed at the Queensbury Invitational that had runners from as far away as Long Island and Buffalo. Both races had about 125 runners. Wyatt Slosek finished strong in 69th place in 8:45.2. and was followed closely by Cooper Patterson in 79th place in 9:06.4.  Nicola Patterson rounded out the boys’ team with a time of 10:46.6.  The girls were led by Railyn Loya who placed 73 in a time of 10:13.9. Less than 8 seconds later Elizabeth VanNess crossed the line in 76th place in 10:21.8.  Iris Girard continued to improve and finished in 12:37.7. Great race, Eagles! 

Right after school on Friday afternoon over 40 fifth and sixth grade runners kicked off Homecoming Weekend with the Annual Homecoming Run.  Everyone seemed to have a great time with water, gatorade, fruit snacks and awards following the race. The top 3 finishers in each division are as follows: Leading the 6th grade boys were Colton Delos, Maverick Sowle, and Liam Hulsopple! Emma Clay, Tegan Macauley, and Scarlet Sanders were the top sixth grade girls. Congratulations Eagles! 

The first Best Buddies meeting of the year is after school tomorrow in the LGI room. There will be a slideshow talking about Best Buddies and Booklet. New members are welcome! Please check Google Classroom for more details about the meeting! Thank you! 

Middle School Intramurals for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders meet after school tomorrow. Be sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup. See Coach Canell or Coach D if you have any questions. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: This Wednesday at 9:00 in Guidance, a representative from Eastern Connecticut State University will be here. On Thursday you can learn more about LeMoyne College at 8:30, and Clarkson at 12:30. Sign up for a pass to attend. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 during the school day on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office. The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is this Wednesday.

Bank teller training will be held this Wednesday, so see Mr. Ratti or Mr. Burman if you are interested in working with money! 

Do the cultures of the world interest you? Do you like to celebrate different people and perspectives through food, fun and fiestas? Come find out about the new club for students 9-12. Culture Club will meet after school Wednesday in room 705.  Please see Profe Rochette or Amelia Jordan with any questions. 

Merriam-Webster Dictionary added the following definition to the dictionary this month: A Cake Pop is "A small ball of cake that is coated with icing or chocolate and served on a stick." To celebrate, Home Arts Club will be making CAKE POPS after school Wednesday and Thursday.  It will take BOTH days after school to complete them. Sign up on Mrs. Kinne’s door, 706, if you want to attend.  

Attention Juniors and Seniors: There is a College Fair at SUNY Adirondack this Thursday night from 5:30-7:30. See the flyer on the GTV doors for the list of two and four year colleges that will be attending! 

It’s time to sign up for Ski Club Eagle Nation! Sign up by October 15th, before the price goes up! See Mr. McGowin with any questions. You can also check the bulletin board outside his room 410 for more information. 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow!

 

 

 

September 25

Today is Friday, September 25th, and it is an A day. It’s Homecoming Spirit Week, and today is Blue and Gold Day! We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is chef salad and a jumbo pretzel. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The modified boys' soccer team tied Mayfield last night in a 3-3 battle. Jaxon Palmateer, Gavin Coulter, and Richard Duncan all scored a goal with CJ Anderson and Sam Freer adding assists. The team plays home tomorrow at 9:30am against Cobleskill. Go Eagles! 

In WAC League varsity golf action, Galway defeated BKW yesterday with a score of 13-2. Andy Miller, Rex Gardinier, Cody Lanka, Colton Knickerbocker and Matthew Jones all won their individual matches. Well done Eagles! 

It’s been a great Homecoming Spirit Week Eagle Nation! And today is Blue and Gold Day! We have the Pep Rally today, so we’ll have 7th and 8th period shortened, as usual. 

Tonight is the dance from 7:30 to 9:30! Tickets are only $10 at the door! It’s going to be a magical evening! See you there! 

There are plenty of games to help celebrate homecoming this weekend! Check the schedules around the school to make sure you don’t miss anything! 

The float parade starts at 4:00 tomorrow, followed by the Senior Recognition Ceremony at the track at 4:30! After the varsity soccer games, you can enjoy fireworks!  Wear your Blue and Gold all weekend and cheer our Eagles to victory! 

The first Best Buddies meeting of the year is after school Tuesday in the LGI room. There will be a slideshow talking about Best Buddies and Booklet. New members are welcome! Please check Google Classroom for more details about the meeting! Thank you! 

Middle School Intramurals for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders meet after school on Tuesday. Be sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup. See Coach Canell or Coach D if you have any questions. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 during the school day on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office. The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is Wednesday.

Bank teller training will be held Wednesday, so see Mr. Ratti or Mr. Burman if you are interested in working with money! 

Do the cultures of the world interest you? Do you like to celebrate different people and perspectives through food, fun and fiestas? Come find out about the new club for students 9-12. Culture Club will meet after school on Wednesday in room 705.  Please see Profe Rochette or Amelia Jordan with any questions. 

Have a great Blue and Gold Day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you later at the Pep Rally! 

 

 

 

September 24 

Today is Thursday, September 24th, and it is a B day. It’s Homecoming Spirit Week, and today is Disney Day! We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is sloppy joes and salad. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The girls varsity soccer team came away with their second win of the week, taking down Fonda-Fultonville yesterday evening. Senior Captain Olivia Davison-Gauss netted two goals. Josie Price and Eva Anderson each added an assist to complete Galway’s scoring. Nadia LaBate put on a clinic as Sweeper. Senior Rookie Keeper Lily Bain added another shutout to her career total. With the win, the girls move to 4-2 on the season. They will look to use this momentum as they will battle Amsterdam under the lights Saturday night of Homecoming. Go Eagles! 

The boys varsity soccer team made it two wins in a row with their win over Fonda Wednesday night. Galway got out to a quick start putting pressure on the Fonda defense. Noah Frisbie started off the scoring for Galway with a beautiful volley, assisted by Jameson Wagner. Rosco Fingar soon followed with his first career varsity goal on Jameson Wagner's second assist of the game. The Eagles scored two more in the second half on a PK scored by Theo Friedman and a break away assist by Jorden Grupe, scored by Jameson Wagner. The team allowed an own goal late in the game, making the final score 4-1. Hayden Flint had 9 saves. Congrats Eagles! 

The varsity golf team defeated Schoharie yesterday with a score of 13-2. Congratulations to Andy Miller, Rex Gardenier, Colton Knickbocker and Leah Jones who all earned individual wins. The team improved to 4-5. Great match Eagles! 

It’s Homecoming Spirit Week Eagle Nation! 

Tomorrow is Blue and Gold Day!

Today is the last day to get your pre-sale tickets for the Homecoming Dance tomorrow! Get your ticket for only $8, during all lunches. They are $10 at the door. It’s the best event of the Homecoming Week, so make sure you are there! 

If you are in grades 9-12 and interested in being part of GTV’s on-air talent, auditions will be held soon. Sign up on the GTV doors if you are interested, and you will be notified of your audition time. 

The first meeting of the year for the junior high student newspaper is today after school in Mrs. Decker's room. 6th, 7th or 8th grade students interested in interviewing neat people, expressing their opinions, writing, photography, media literacy, website design or cartooning are invited to attend! There will be refreshments. Bring a friend! Take the 3:15 bus--sign up for a bus pass!  If you cannot attend but are interested, please email Mrs. Decker.  

Attention students who signed up for E-Sports: There is a meeting after school today in the DL1 room at 2:40pm. Please attend to confirm your enrollment and don’t forget to sign up for the late bus. See you there!

You may have forgotten some items in your locker in June. Well, over the summer those items were moved to the table outside the HS office so the lockers could be cleaned. Be sure to check the table, since any items not claimed by the end of the day today, will be donated. 

The first Best Buddies meeting of the year is after school next Tuesday the 29th in the LGI room. There will be a slideshow talking about Best Buddies and Booklet. New members are welcome! Please check Google Classroom for more details about the meeting! Thank you! 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is next Wednesday the 30th.

Are you interested in being a bank teller right here at school for student accounts? Bank teller training will be held next Wednesday the 30th so see Mr. Ratti or Mr. Burman if you are interested! 

Do the cultures of the world interest you?  Do you like to celebrate different people and perspectives through food, fun and fiestas?  Come find out about the new club for students 9-12.   Culture Club will meet 9th period on Wednesday September 30 in room 705.  Please see Profe Rochette or Amelia Jordan with any questions. 

Attention Galway, the Freshman class needs your help with their EPCOT float. All donations must be dropped off in the designated bin in the High School Library. Thank you in advance for your help! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow for Disney Day!

 

 

September 23

Today is Wednesday, September 23rd, and it is an A day. It’s Homecoming Spirit Week, and today is Dress to Impress School Picture Day!

We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is cheese pizza and chicken vegetable soup. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The modified boys soccer team had their first loss last night against an unbeaten Mekeel team. Mekeel dominated the pitch with an 8-0 victory. The boys play next against Mayfield on the road Thursday. Good luck Eagles!

Congrats to the 7th grade volleyball team for dominating in last night’s match vs. BKW. Addison Older had 15 service points to lead the team in the first set, 25-11, while Addy Glenn had 20 service points to win the second set 25-6. The team is now 2-1 in league play. Great game Eagles! 

Congratulations to the varsity volleyball team, which defeated Middleburgh in a WAC League match last night, 25-2, 25-21, 25 -7. Courtney Smith led the way with 10 kills. Amelia Leclerc added 6 kills and 21 service points, while Kenzie Gardinier added 16 assists, 6 aces, and 21 service points. Estelle Hall added 4 kills. Makalya Kissinger and Brinley Stead picked up their first career Varsity Kill.  Galway moves to 4-0 in the league and overall.  They host OESJ on Friday at 5:15PM. Go Eagles!

Congratulations to the JV volleyball team on their league win against Middleburgh yesterday with set scores of 25-1 and 25-9. Gwen Ahsmann led the way for the Golden Eagles by adding 23 service points with 10 aces, while also adding in 8 assists. Avery Menge led the team in kills with 8, while Jillian Bickford and Quinn Clemens led the team with 5 digs each. The team moves to 3-0 on the season.  Well done Eagles! 

The Galway cross country team traveled yesterday to Schoharie. For the first time in a long time, the Galway girls crossed the finish line as a complete varsity team and they defeated Schoharie! The varsity boys also defeated Schoharie, but both teams lost to Cobleskill-Richmondville's low scores. The girls scored 35 points and Cobleskill had 23. The boys scored 30 points and Cobleskill finished with 25 points. Nathanial McDevitt came across the finish line first for Galway and was 3rd overall in the race. Eleanor Douglas came across the finish line first for the Galway girls and was 3rd overall in the girls' race. Congrats to Shaylynn McEvoy and Bodie Cancio who finished their first varsity races. The team travels to Queensbury on Saturday for a massive invitational. It will be exciting to see how their times compare to their last year's run for States on the same course!  Go Eagles! 

The boys and girls modified cross country team had a great day yesterday racing against Schoharie and Cobleskille-Richmondville. Elizabeth VanNess ran a great tactical race with a strong finish and came in second place for the girls just beating the next two girls by 1 second!  Railyn Loya worked extremely hard and finished her first cross-country race.  For the boys, Wyattt Slosek finished in 4th place and had a great kick to finish inches ahead of the next boy. Great race Eagles!

It’s Homecoming Spirit Week Eagle Nation! 

Tomorrow is Disney Day!

Friday is Blue and Gold Day!

Get your gear ready, Eagle Nation! It’s going to be a great week! 

If you are in grades 9-12 and interested in being part of GTV’s on-air talent, auditions will be held soon. Sign up on the GTV doors if you are interested, and you will be notified of your audition time. 

Today is Middle School/High School Picture Day. Please remember to bring the form with you when you and your class go to the auditorium. 

The Junior High Student Senate is having an important meeting today in Mr Kirvin’s room during A lunch. All members should attend and new members are welcome. 

Attention Yearbook Club members: You will be having your first meeting of the year today after school in Mr. Nettleton’s room. We need all hands on deck so please attend. New members are welcome!

Attention Sophomores:  You will be having one more meeting before homecoming! Your next meeting is today in room 414 right after school.  All are welcome!   Your theme is Disney's Magic Kingdom!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions.

Today is the first meeting for Impressions Literary Magazine. It will be held in 508. Ms. O'Brien's room. It is open to all students in grades 9-12. You do not have to submit your own writing or art to be a member. Come check us out! See Lexi Bauer or Ms. O'Brien with any questions. 

If you are bringing someone to the Homecoming Dance who is not a Galway student, please pick up the Out of District Form in the HS Office, and make certain it is returned to the HS Office by TODAY. 

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack tonight. There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

The first meeting of the year for the junior high student newspaper is tomorrow after school in Mrs. Decker's room. 6th, 7th or 8th grade students interested in interviewing neat people, expressing their opinions, writing, photography, media literacy, website design or cartooning are invited to attend! There will be refreshments. Bring a friend! Take the 3:15 bus--sign up for a bus pass!  If you cannot attend but are interested, please email Mrs. Decker.  

Attention students who signed up for E-Sports: There will be a meeting  after school tomorrow to confirm the roster. You will meet in Room DL1 at 2:40pm. Make sure you sign up for the late bus. See you there

You may have forgotten some items in your locker in June. Well, over the summer those items were moved to the table outside the HS office so the lockers could be cleaned. Be sure to check the table, since any items not claimed by the end of the day tomorrow, will be donated. 

The first Best Buddies meeting of the year is after school next Tuesday the 29th in the LGI room. There will be a slideshow talking about Best Buddies and Booklet. New members are welcome! Please check Google Classroom for more details about the meeting! Thank you! 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is next Wednesday the 30th.
 

Are you interested in being a bank teller right here at school for student accounts? Bank teller training will be held next Wednesday the 30th so see Mr. Ratti or Mr. Burman if you are interested! 

Attention Galway, the Freshman class needs your help with their EPCOT float. Homecoming is approaching fast, and they appreciate any donations you could make to the project. See one of the flyers in the hallway with information on what to donate or stop at the library with questions. All donations must be dropped off in the designated bin in the High School Library. Thank you in advance for your help! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow for Disney Day! 

 

 

September 22

Today is Tuesday, September 22nd, and it is a B day. It’s Homecoming Spirit Week, and today is Tacky Tourist Day! We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is chipotle chicken bowl. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The Galway girls varsity soccer team secured a hard fought league win over Johnstown last night, improving their WAC record to 3–2. Nadia LaBate opened the scoring late in the first half, striking a 25-yard free kick into the back of the net to give the Golden Eagles the lead heading into halftime. Johnstown pushed back in the second half and earned a penalty kick following an unfortunate Galway handball in the box, but senior rookie keeper Lily Bain delivered the play of the game with a clutch save to preserve the lead. Bain went on to stop all 10 shots she faced on the night, recording her third shutout of the season. Building off that defensive momentum, Galway put the match away with two late goals as Mae Budris scored off a setup from Norah Schaperjahn, and Olivia Davison-Gauss and Schaperjahn connected on a crisp give and go sequence through the midfield to seal the win. The Golden Eagles will look to build on the momentum when they return to action tomorrow against Fonda. Go Eagles! 

Congrats to the 8th grade volleyball team on winning their game against Canjo yesterday with scores of 25-21 and 36-34. The second set was a back and forth thriller with Brooklyn Taylor, Cara Cornell, Ava Grisanti, and Scarlett Hall all combining for a total of 17 aces. Great job Eagles!  

It’s Homecoming Spirit Week Eagle Nation! 

Tomorrow is Dress to Impress and School Picture Day! 

Thursday is Disney Day!

Friday is Blue and Gold Day!

Get your gear ready, Eagle Nation! It’s going to be a great week! 

If you are in grades 9-12 and interested in being part of GTV’s on-air talent, auditions will be held later this week. Sign up on the GTV doors if you are interested, and you will be notified of your audition time. 

Attention Seniors: This morning at 9:00 in Guidance, a representative from Schenectady County Community College will be here to help you complete Instant Admission. Sign up for a pass today. 

There is a GSA info meeting after school today in Mrs. Gerber's room. Everyone is welcome, and there will be pizza!! See you there! 

Middle School Intramurals are back!  They’re open to all 6th, 7th, and 8th graders interested in getting some more exercise and participating in a variety of games and sports after school. You will meet once a week with Coach D and Coach Canell, and the dates will be posted monthly.  Please make sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup.  Also, don't forget your sneakers! September Intramurals meet today and next Tuesday.  Hope to see you there!

Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are planning to go to college, Glens Falls High School is hosting an Info Session and College Fair tonight. Check out the flyer on the GTV doors for more information! 

Tomorrow is Middle School/High School Picture Day.  Photo information was distributed in your homerooms last week.  Please remember to bring the form with you on Photo Day, or stop into the Main Office today to pick one up. 

The Junior High Student Senate is having an important meeting tomorrow in Mr Kirvin’s room during A lunch. All members should attend and new members are welcome. 

Attention Yearbook Club members: You will be having your first meeting of the year tomorrow after school in Mr. Nettleton’s room. We need all hands on deck so please attend. New members are welcome!

Attention Sophomores:  You will be having one more meeting before homecoming! Your next meeting is tomorrow in room 414 right after school.  All are welcome!   Your theme is Disney's Magic Kingdom!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions.

If you are bringing someone to the Homecoming Dance who is not a Galway student, please pick up the Out of District Form in the HS Office, and make certain it is returned to the HS Office by TOMORROW. 

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack tomorrow evening. There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

The first meeting of the year for the junior high student newspaper is this Thursday after school in Mrs. Decker's room. 6th, 7th or 8th grade students interested in interviewing neat people, expressing their opinions, writing, photography, media literacy, website design or cartooning students in grades 6, 7 and 8 are invited to attend! There will be refreshments. Bring a friend! Take the 3:15 bus--sign up for a bus pass!  If you cannot attend but are interested, please email Mrs. Decker.  

You may have forgotten some items in your locker in June. Well, over the summer those items were moved to the table outside the HS office so the lockers could be cleaned. Be sure to check the table, since any items not claimed by the end of the day Thursday, will be donated. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is next Wednesday the 30th.

Are you interested in being a bank teller right here at school for student accounts? Bank teller training will be held next Wednesday the 30th so see Mr. Ratti or Mr. Burman if you are interested! 

Attention Galway, the Freshman class needs your help with their EPCOT float. Homecoming is approaching fast, and they appreciate any donations you could make to the project. See one of the flyers in the hallway with information on what to donate or stop at the library with questions. All donations must be dropped off in the designated bin in the High School Library. Thank you in advance for your help! 

Attention Freshmen: Please check your email to vote for your 2026-2027 class officers.

Attention Seniors: Did you sign up for your Senior meeting in Guidance yet? Be sure to stop by today if you haven’t!

The PTSA Fall Fundraiser packets have been distributed. There are many different items for sale, and some great prizes as well. The PTSA does great things for us, so please help them with this Fall Fundraiser.  This runs through Thursday, October 8th. Thank you!

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow for Dress to Impress School Picture Day! 

 

 

September 21 

Today is Mocha Monday, September 21st, and it is an A day. It’s also the start of Homecoming Spirit Week! Today is USA Dress Up Day! We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is tater tot casserole and green beans. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Congratulations to the JV volleyball team on their silver bracket championship in the Burnt Hills tournament over the weekend. After battling through pool play in the morning, the Golden Eagles went on to win the silver bracket after defeating Oneonta in the semi-finals with set scores of 25-12 and 25-20. Later, the Eagles beat Glens Falls in the finals with set scores of 25-12 and 25-15. Harleigh Hill led the team on the day with multiple key service points, kills, and blocks. Avery Menge added multiple kills on the day, while Gwen Ahsmann led the team in digs. The team is back in action on Tuesday as they take on Middleburgh in a league matchup. Way to go, Eagles! 

Congratulations to the cross country team! They hosted 10 teams at the Galway Invy on Saturday. Nate Mele came in 2nd in the race on the shorter course, followed by Mason Bourdeau in 3rd, Cullen St. Louis in 4th, Bodie Cancio in 5th and Jerry Patterson in 6th place for his first ever race! The boys took first place as a team! The varsity boys team took 2nd place behind LaSalle. They beat a league competitor, Fort Plain, by 9 points. Nathaniel McDevitt was the first varsity boy across the line in 8th place. Ailey Nelson was the first Galway girl across the line in 16th place in the varsity race. Annika Muller finished her first varsity race! Elizabeth VanNess was the first Galway girl across the line in the modified race. She took 11th place. Iris Girard finished her first cross country race! 2nd year modified runner Wyat Slozek came in 12th in the modified race and 2nd year modified runner Nicola Patterson came in 18th. The team has a race in Schoharie tomorrow. Tell them to run fast! 

It’s Homecoming Spirit Week Eagle Nation! 

Tomorrow is Tacky Tourist Day!

Wednesday is Dress to Impress and School Picture Day! 

Thursday is Disney Day!

Friday is Blue and Gold Day!

Get your gear ready, Eagle Nation! It’s going to be a great week! 

If you are in grades 9-12 and interested in being part of GTV’s on-air talent, auditions will be held later this week. Sign up on the GTV doors if you are interested, and you will be notified of your audition time. 

Attention Galway, the Freshman class needs your help with their EPCOT float. Homecoming is approaching fast, and they appreciate any donations you could make to the project. See one of the flyers in the hallway with information on what to donate or stop at the library with questions. All donations must be dropped off in the designated bin in the High School Library. Thank you in advance for your help! 

Attention Freshmen: Please check your email to vote for your 2026-2027 class officers.

The first High School Science Club meeting of the year is after school today in Mr. Levin’s room. New members are welcome! 

Attention Seniors: Tomorrow morning at 9:00 in Guidance, a representative from Schenectady County Community College will be here to help you complete Instant Admission. Sign up for a pass today. 

There is a GSA info meeting after school tomorrow in Mrs. Gerber's room. Everyone is welcome, and there will be pizza!! See you there! 

Middle School Intramurals are back!  They’re open to all 6th, 7th, and 8th graders interested in getting some more exercise and participating in a variety of games and sports after school. You will meet once a week with Coach D and Coach Canell, and the dates will be posted monthly.  Please make sure you sign up for the late bus, even if you are a pickup.  Also, don't forget your sneakers! For September, Intramurals are tomorrow and next Tuesday.  Hope to see you there!

Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are planning to go to college, Glens Falls High School is hosting an Info Session and College Fair tomorrow night. Check out the flyer on the GTV doors for more information! 

Attention Yearbook Club members: You will be having your first meeting of the year this Wednesday after school in Mr. Nettleton’s room. We need all hands on deck so please attend. New members are welcome!

Attention Sophomores:  You will be having one more meeting before homecoming! Your next meeting is Wednesday in room 414 right after school.  All are welcome!   Your theme is Disney's Magic Kingdom!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions.

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack this Wednesday evening. There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

You may have forgotten some items in your locker in June. Well, over the summer those items were moved to the table outside the HS office so the lockers could be cleaned. Be sure to check the table, since any items not claimed by the end of the day Thursday, will be donated. 

Attention Seniors: Did you sign up for your Senior meeting in Guidance yet? Be sure to stop by today if you haven’t!

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

The PTSA Fall Fundraiser packets have been distributed. There are many different items for sale, and some great prizes as well. The PTSA does great things for us, so please help them with this Fall Fundraiser.  This runs through Thursday, October 8th. Thank you!

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow for Tacky Tourist Dress up Day! 

 

 

September 18

Today is Friday, September 18th, and it is a B day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is Galway goulash and salad. If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Congratulations to the varsity volleyball team, who defeated Cobleskill-Richmondville in a WAC League match last night, 25-5, 25-6, 25 -16.  The win marks 100 straight WAC League wins dating back to 2017!!!  Kiera Allen led the way with 12 kills. Courtney Smith added 11 kills and 3 aces. Sadie Stead added 17 digs. Emma Menge added 3 blocks, while Kenzie Gardinier added 22 service points and dished out 15 assists.  The Eagles move to 3-0 in the league and overall.  They are back in action on Saturday, hosting the 9/11 Never Forget Tournament. Congrats on your 100 wins!! 

The JV volleyball team defeated Cobleskill-Richmondville with set scores of 25-6 and 25-9. Harleigh Hill led the way for the Golden Eagles in serving with 12 service points. Mara Allen added 10 assists, Avery Menge added 10 kills, and Gwen Ahsmann added 8 digs. The team moves to 2-0 overall and 2-0 in the league. Great game Eagles! 

Senor Jensen's homeroom won yesterday's Eagle Nation trivia contest. His homeroom guessed there were 234 athletes signed up by Wednesday to run on Saturday morning. The true number was 236!  Ms. David's homeroom was very close with a guess of 242! Candy will be delivered to Senor Jensen's homeroom this morning. Thank you to those homerooms who called in with a guess. Mrs. DeLuca's was first to call! Mrs. Kinne's was last and Mr. Levin's intellectual group called twice because they asked a follow up question! There will be another Eagle Nation trivia question next Thursday! Good luck! 

The High School Board Game Club meets today after school in Mr. Diamond’s room. All students in grades 9 to 12 are welcome. Be sure to sign up for the late bus if needed. 

The 53rd annual Galway Cross Country Invy is this Saturday at school. Galway is hosting 11 other teams. Please consider coming out and cheering the runners on. Races start at 9 and the last one goes off at 10:30! There will be refreshments sold! There is no entry fee for the invy!  See you there! 

Next week is Homecoming Spirit Week! So you know what that means?! Dress up days!! 

Monday is USA Day!

Tuesday is Tacky Tourist Day!

Wednesday is Dress to Impress and School Picture Day! 

Thursday is Disney Day!

Friday is Blue and Gold Day!

Get your gear ready, Eagle Nation! It’s going to be a great week! 

Attention Galway, the Freshman class needs your help with their EPCOT float. Homecoming is approaching fast, and they appreciate any donations you could make to the project. See one of the flyers in the hallway with information on what to donate or stop at the library with questions. All donations must be dropped off in the designated bin in the High School Library. Thank you in advance for your help! 

Attention Freshmen: Please check your email to vote for your 2026-2027 class officers.

The first High School Science Club meeting of the year is after school Monday in Mr. Levin’s room. New members are welcome! 

There is a GSA info meeting after school on Tuesday in Mrs. Gerber's room. Everyone is welcome, and there will be pizza!! See you there! 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are planning to go to college, Glens Falls High School is hosting an Info Session and College Fair next Tuesday night. Check out the flyer on the GTV doors for more information! 

Attention Yearbook Club members: You will be having your first meeting of the year next Wednesday after school in Mr. Nettleton’s room. We need all hands on deck so please attend. New members are welcome!

Attention Sophomores:  You will be having one more meeting before homecoming! Your next meeting is Wednesday in room 414 right after school.  All are welcome!   Your theme is Disney's Magic Kingdom!  See Mr. Sullivan if you have any questions.

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack next Wednesday evening. There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

Attention Seniors: Please sign up for your Senior meeting in the Guidance Office.  The Senior meeting is a time to go over your career/college plans, recommendations, financial aid, scholarships, etc...  

Attention Seniors: SUNY Free Application Week is October 19th to November 2nd. You can apply to up to five SUNY campuses with NO application fee! Be sure you plan ahead! See Ms. Morck with any questions. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you on Mocha Monday for USA Dress up Day! 

 

 

September 17 

Today is Thursday, September 17th, and it is an A day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is grilled cheese and tomato soup. If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Congratulations go out to the varsity golf team who defeated the combined team of Northville- Mayfield last night 11 - 4.  Andy Miller, Cody Lanka, and Matthew Jones all shot scores in the forties while Rex Gardinier rounded out the Eagles scoring with a personal best at Pioneer Hills. They are back in action tonight in Johnstown. Good luck Eagles! 

The modified boys soccer team had their home opener last night against Schoharie. The team was able to convert 5 goals on 23 shots winning 5-1. Jaxon Palmateer led the scoring with 3 goals, Gavin Coulter scored and had 2 assists, CJ Anderson scored a goal and Blake Bullock chipped in with an assist.  The team improves to 2-0 and plays again on Tuesday at home against Mekeel. Go Eagles! 

The cross country team is hosting the 53rd Galway Cross Country Invitational this weekend. In addition to our team, 11 other schools are participating. As of yesterday afternoon, how many athletes do you think are signed up to run on our campus? The homeroom with the closest guess without going over will have candy delivered to their homeroom tomorrow. Please have your homeroom teacher call Coach Decker's room at  ext 4903 to provide an answer. Only the first 10 callers will have a shot at winning! 

There is a meeting for anyone interested in being part of the E-Way today after school in room 512. 

The Chamber Singers are holding auditions and placement checks after school today in the chorus room, 306. If anyone is new and interested in auditioning, please stop by Miss Whalen's room for more information ASAP! Basic music reading skills are required.

There is a High School Student Council meeting today after school in Mrs. Dowen’s room. You will be discussing Homecoming. New members are welcome! 

Attention Juniors: If you are interested in helping with the homecoming float, meet after school today in Mrs. Kinney’s room. 

There is an E-Sports Info meeting today after school in the library at 2:30. Sign up for the late bus if you need one. 

The High School Board Game Club meets this Friday after school in Mr. Diamond’s room. All students in grades 9 to 12 are welcome. Be sure to sign up for the late bus if needed. 

The first High School Science Club meeting of the year is after school Monday the 20th in Mr. Levin’s room. 

Picture Day for the Junior/Senior High School is next Wednesday the 23rd.  The Picture Day forms will be distributed in homerooms this morning.  Information for online payment is included on the form.  

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack. Next Wednesday evening from 5:30-7:30, at SUNY Adirondack, you will hear directly from nursing professionals, learn about different nursing career paths, get advice on preparing for healthcare careers while in high school, and have the opportunity to explore the Nursing Simulation Lab! There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

Attention Seniors: Please sign up for your Senior meeting in the Guidance Office.  The Senior meeting is a time to go over your career/college plans, recommendations, financial aid, scholarships, etc...  

Attention Seniors: SUNY Free Application Week is October 19th to November 2nd. You can apply to up to five SUNY campuses with NO application fee! Be sure you plan ahead! See Ms. Morck with any questions. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow! 

 

 

September 16 

Today is Wednesday, September 16th, and it is a B day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is cheesy breadsticks and veggies. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The girls’ varsity soccer team defeated Middleburgh yesterday with a score of 2-0. Junior Norah Schaperjahn opened up scoring for the Eagles off an unassisted strike from 18 yards out. Sophomore Josie Price found the back of the net off an assist from Senior Captain Olivia Davison-Gauss to round out the scoring. Rookie Goalkeeper Lily Bain turned away four shots to secure her second shutout of the season. The team will get some much needed rest, and be back in action Monday where they will face Johnstown at home. Go Eagles!

The varsity volleyball team traveled to Loudonville Christian last night in a WAC league match-up. The Golden Eagles cruised to a road win, 25-10, 25-6, 25-12.  Kiera Allen led the way with 11 kills. Courtney Smith added 5 kills, 2 aces, and a block.  Samantha Becker had 17 service points with 8 aces, and Kristina Becker added 11 service points, 2 kills, and 11 assists.  The Eagles move to 2-0 in the league and overall. The Eagles host their home opener Thursday evening as they aim for their 100th consecutive league win against Cobleskill-Richmondville.

There is an important Junior High Student Council meeting today during lunch in Mr. Kirvin’s room. All members should attend. 

The first FFA meeting of the year is today after school in Mrs. Levine 's room. Important information for the year will be covered. The officer team is looking forward to seeing all the new and returning FFA members this Wednesday. 

There is a meeting for anyone interested in being part of the E-Way tomorrow after school in room 512. 

The Chamber Singers are holding auditions and placement checks after school tomorrow in the chorus room, 306. If anyone is new and interested in auditioning, please stop by Miss Whalen's room for more information ASAP! Basic music reading skills are required.

There is a High School Student Council meeting tomorrow after school in Mrs. Dowen’s room. You will be discussing Homecoming. New members are welcome! 

The first High School Science Club meeting of the year is after school Monday the 20th in Mr. Levin’s room. 

Picture Day for the Junior/Senior High School is next Wednesday the 23rd.  The Picture Day forms will be distributed in homerooms this morning.  Information for online payment is included on the form.  

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack. Next Wednesday evening from 5:30-7:30, at SUNY Adirondack, you will hear directly from nursing professionals, learn about different nursing career paths, get advice on preparing for healthcare careers while in high school, and have the opportunity to explore the Nursing Simulation Lab! There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

Attention Seniors: Please sign up for your Senior meeting in the Guidance Office.  The Senior meeting is a time to go over your career/college plans, recommendations, financial aid, scholarships, etc...  

Attention Seniors: SUNY Free Application Week is October 19th to November 2nd. You can apply to up to five SUNY campuses with NO application fee! Be sure you plan ahead! See Ms. Morck with any questions. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Do you need a job? The Village Pizzeria is hiring bussers and hosts! If you’re interested, see Evan Morris for more information! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow! 

 

 

September 15

Today is Tuesday, September 15th, and it is an A day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is fish sandwich with broccoli. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The modified boys soccer team took the field yesterday for their first match against Johnstown with a 10-0 score . The team controlled the game from start to finish. Seven different players scored goals with 8 assists spreading across the team. Their next game is home Wednesday at 4:30 against Schoharie. Go Eagles!

Congratulations to the 8th grade volleyball team who won against OESJ last night in two sets. 25-16 and 25-20. Great job girls! 

Attention Seniors: Please sign up for your Senior meeting in the Guidance Office.  The Senior meeting is a time to go over your career/college plans, recommendations, financial aid, scholarships, etc...  

The first Junior High Student Senate meeting of the year is today during A lunch in Mr. Kirvin's room, 607. See you there! 

The first FFA meeting of the year is tomorrow after school in Mrs. Levine 's room. Important information for the year will be covered. The officer team is looking forward to seeing all the new and returning FFA members this Wednesday. 

There is a meeting for anyone interested in being part of the E-Way this Thursday after school in room 512. 

The Chamber Singers are holding auditions and placement checks after school this Thursday in the chorus room, 306. If anyone is new and interested in auditioning, please stop by Miss Whalen's room for more information ASAP! Basic music reading skills are required.

The first High School Science Club meeting of the year is after school Monday the 20th in Mr. Levin’s room. 

Picture Day for the Junior/Senior High School is next Wednesday the 23rd.  The Picture Day forms will be distributed in homerooms this morning.  Information for online payment is included on the form.  

Are you interested in a career in nursing or healthcare? Learn more about the programs available at the Nursing Health Education Symposium at SUNY Adirondack. Next Wednesday evening from 5:30-7:30, at SUNY Adirondack, you will hear directly from nursing professionals, learn about different nursing career paths, get advice on preparing for healthcare careers while in high school, and have the opportunity to explore the Nursing Simulation Lab! There is a flyer on the GTV doors with more information. 

Attention Seniors: SUNY Free Application Week is October 19th to November 2nd. You can apply to up to five SUNY campuses with NO application fee! Be sure you plan ahead! See Ms. Morck with any questions. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Do you need a job? The Village Pizzeria is hiring bussers and hosts! If you’re interested, see Evan Morris for more information! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow! 

 

 

September 14

Today is Mocha Monday, September 14th, and it is a B day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is a chicken fajita. If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Congratulations to the varsity golf team who defeated Duanesburg on Friday night 8 and a half to 6 and a half in WAC League play. Andy Miller continued his undefeated streak, while Matthew Jones registered his third win of the season.  Cody Lanka also had his third win, and seventh grader Leah Jones played her best round of the season and earned her first varsity points for the team. The golf team plays today at Pioneer Hills against Schoharie. Go Eagles! 

Picture Day for the Junior/Senior High School is Wednesday the 23rd.  The Picture Day forms will be distributed in homerooms this morning.  Information for online payment is included on the form.  

Attention Seniors! You have a meeting today after school at 2:30 in Mrs. Prehn’s room to discuss the Senior Trip! If you can’t make the meeting, see Mrs. Prehn for more information. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Learn more about your options for the future at the CASDA College Fair tonight from 6-8pm at Hudson Valley Community College. A list of participating colleges is posted in Guidance and outside Mrs. O’s room. 

The first Junior High Student Senate meeting of the year is tomorrow during A lunch in Mr. Kirvin's room, 607. See you there! 

The first FFA meeting of the year is this Wednesday after school in Mrs. Levine 's room. Important information for the year will be covered. The officer team is looking forward to seeing all the new and returning FFA members this Wednesday. 

There is a meeting for anyone interested in being part of the E-Way this Thursday after school in room 512. 

The Chamber Singers are holding auditions and placement checks after school this Thursday in the chorus room, 306. If anyone is new and interested in auditioning, please stop by Miss Whalen's room for more information ASAP! Basic music reading skills are required.

The first High School Science Club meeting of the year is after school Monday the 20th in Mr. Levin’s room. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Attention athletes! Please remind your coaches to share scores and game information with Ms. O so we can announce it on GTV for you! 

Club members, please share information on your meetings and events so we can announce that too! 

Do you need a job? The Village Pizzeria is hiring bussers and hosts! If you’re interested, see Evan Morris for more information! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow! 

 

 

September 11

Today is Friday, September 11th, and it is an A day. You will be released from 1st period classes at 8:40 this morning in order to observe a moment of silence in your 2nd period class at 8:46, in memory of the events of 25 years ago.

We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is mac and cheese. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

The JV volleyball team won their league opener last night with set scores of 25-15 and 25-23. Mara Allen led the way for the Golden Eagles with her strong serving performance, while also leading the team in assists. Aria Ruggiero led the team in kills, Emma DiPasquale led the team in blocks, and Gracyn Symonds led the team in digs.  Great job Eagles! 

Congratulations to the varsity volleyball team as they opened their 2026 season with a league road win at BKW, 25-8, 25-11, 25-15.  Kiera Allen and Courtney Smith led the Eagles with 7 kills each.  Allen added 4 aces, and Smith added 3 aces.  Samantha Becker chipped in 6 kills, 3 aces, and 9 service points.  Kristina Becker and Kenzie Gardiner each dished out 10 assists.  The Eagles move to 1-0 in the league and overall. Congrats team! 

The 7th and 8th grade classes have their meeting with administrators today at 11:45. 

This Saturday, the Galway Public Library has a Pokémon Club from 10:00-11:00 AM, followed by the E-Sports Gaming Club from 11:00-2:00.  Call the library if you have questions or to sign up for any of their programs!

Attention Seniors! You have a meeting Monday after school at 2:30 in Mrs. Prehn’s room to discuss the Senior Trip! If you can’t make the meeting, see Mrs. Prehn for more information. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Learn more about your options for the future at the CASDA College Fair on Monday night from 6-8pm at Hudson Valley Community College. A list of participating colleges is posted in Guidance and outside Mrs. O’s room. 

There is a meeting for anyone interested in being part of the E-Way on Thursday the 17th in room 512 right after school. 

Next Thursday, the 17th, Chamber Singers will be holding auditions and placement checks after school in the chorus room, 306. If anyone is new and interested in auditioning, please stop by Miss Whalen's room for more information ASAP! Basic music reading skills are required.

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Attention athletes! Please remind your coaches to share scores and game information with Ms. O so we can announce it on GTV for you! 

Club members, please share information on your meetings and events so we can announce that too! 

Do you need a job? The Village Pizzeria is hiring bussers and hosts! If you’re interested, see Evan Morris for more information! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you on Mocha Monday! 

 

 

September 10 

Today is Thursday, September 10th, and it is a B day. We’re happy you’re here!  Today’s lunch is a cheeseburger and fries. 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a wonderful day! 

Congratulations to the modified volleyball team for winning their opening match of the season yesterday against Holy Trinity.  Scores were 25-9, 25-10, and an extra 3rd set was 25-12.  Their next league game is Monday when they travel to OESJ.  Great job, Eagles!

The girls varsity soccer team opened their season in the rain yesterday with a 1-0 victory over BKW-Duanesburg. In her career debut, Lily Bain tallied 18 saves and secured the shutout. When it rains, it Bains. Sophomore Josie Price scored the lone goal of the game off an assist from Senior Captain Olivia Davison-Gauss. 

It was a hard fought team effort all around. The team hopes to continue the momentum as they take on Cobleskill-Richmondville this evening. Go Eagles! 

There are grade level meetings today in the auditorium. Seniors will be called down at 9:00am. Sophomores and Juniors will meet at 10:00am, and freshmen will be called at 11:00am. 6th graders will meet at 1:15. Tomorrow the 7th and 8th grade classes will have their meeting at 11:45. 

Stop by the Galway Public Library tonight for their annual Teen Advisory Board Ice Cream Social from 7-8 pm.  All are welcome to stop in to enjoy an ice cream sundae!  Then, this Saturday, the library will have a Pokémon Club happening from 10:00-11:00 AM, followed by their monthly E-Sports Gaming from 11:00-2:00.  Call the library if you have questions or to sign up for any of their programs!

Attention Seniors! You have a meeting Monday after school at 2:30 in Mrs. Prehn’s room to discuss the Senior Trip! If you can’t make the meeting, see Mrs. Prehn for more information. 

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Learn more about your options for the future at the CASDA College Fair on Monday the 14th, from 6-8pm at Hudson Valley Community College. A list of participating colleges is posted in Guidance and outside Mrs. O’s room. 

There is a meeting for anyone interested in being part of the E-Way on Thursday the 17th in room 512 right after school. 

Attention Juniors: Juniors interested in taking the PSAT 11 on October 14th, should sign up in the Guidance Office and pick up the one page Information Sheet.  This is a good practice for the SAT that you may take in the spring.  The cost is $18 and the deadline to register is September 30th.

Attention athletes! Please remind your coaches to share scores and game information with Ms. O so we can announce it on GTV for you! 

Club members, please share information on your meetings and events so we can announce that too! 

Do you need a job? The Village Pizzeria is hiring bussers and hosts! If you’re interested, see Evan Morris for more information! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow! 

 

 

September 9

Welcome back, Eagle Nation! Today is Wednesday, September 9th, and it is an A day. 

We hope you all had a wonderful summer!  Today’s lunch is something delicious! 

If it’s your birthday today, we hope you have a great day! 

Everybody should be following the yellow schedule you received in Homeroom. If there are any issues with your schedule, please wait until your grade is called to the Guidance Office. 

Stop by the Galway Public Library this Thursday evening for their annual Teen Advisory Board Ice Cream Social from 7-8 pm.  All are welcome to stop in to enjoy an ice cream sundae!  Then, this Saturday, the library will have a Pokémon Club happening from 10:00-11:00 AM, followed by their monthly E-Sports Gaming from 11:00-2:00.  Call the library if you have questions or to sign up for any of their programs!

We hope the fall sports teams are off to a great start this year! Attention athletes! Please remind your coaches to share scores and game information with Ms. O so we can announce it on GTV for you! 

Club members, please share information on your meetings and events so we can announce that too! 

Do you need a job? The Village Pizzeria is hiring bussers and hosts! If you’re interested, see Evan Morris for more information! 

Enjoy your first day back! We are happy you’re here! 

Have a great day, Eagle Nation!  We will see you tomorrow!