Jr/Sr HS Daily Announcements
April 23
Today is Thursday and it’s an A day! It’s also RULER Day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is Taco Thursday!
If today's your birthday, happy birthday to you!
Congratulations to the varsity baseball team on defeating Northville 11-4 yesterday in Cooperstown. Evan Schaperjahn threw a complete game, striking out 10 batters. He also had 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored. Grayson Eagan went 3 for 3 with a sac bunt and 2 RBI’s. Great game, Eagles!
Congratulations to the varsity softball team as they defeated Schoharie last night in a WAC league match 6-0. Emma Menge went the distance in the circle allowing only two hits and striking out 10. Kiera Allen hit her fourth home run of the season to go along with a double and a single. Sadie Stead added two hits and an RBI, while Rylie Glenn added a single and two RBIs. Emma Menge also tripled, driving in a run. The Eagles move to 4-0 in the league and 7-2 overall. They are back in action tomorrow as they travel to Fonda to take on the Valley Hawks who are also undefeated in the league at 5:00PM Go Eagles!
As you know, since it is RULER Day, you will have RULER first, followed by periods 1-4 which will be shortened.
Stop by the Galway Public Library tonight from 7–8 PM, for their Teen Advisory Board meeting. You can help plan fun library events, earn volunteer hours, grab some snacks, and hang out with friends. Don’t miss it—they’d love to see you there!
Attention 7th grade BUGS members: You have a meeting tomorrow after school and you get to tie dye! Sign up on Mrs. Gerber’s or Mrs. DeLuca’s door if you plan to attend!
Attention Best Buddies members: You’re having a bake sale on May 1st, so please sign up on Google Classroom to bring something in. Thank you!
Attention all active Middle School Science Club members: Permission slips and money for the Museum of Science & Innovation field trip must be turned in by TOMORROW. See Mrs. Clark with any questions.
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans tomorrow afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
The Adirondack School Counselor Association is having a logo contest. The contest is open to all area students in grades 9-12. See the GTV doors for more information. The deadline to enter is tomorrow!
The monthly meeting of the Middle School Science Club will take place Monday after school. All students in grades 6–8 are welcome to attend. See Mrs. Clark with any questions.
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 22
Today is Wednesday and it’s a B day! It’s also Earth Day! Biologist and writer Rachel Carson said, “It is a wholesome and necessary thing for us to turn again to the Earth and in the contemplation of her beauties, to know of wonder and humility.”
We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is tomato pie with cheese and broccoli!
Due to a new New York State privacy law, we are no longer able to announce and record birthdays on our broadcasts. Sorry about that!
If today's your birthday, happy birthday to you!
The Junior High Students of the Month for March displayed the trait of empathy. These students showed their ability to include and support others, put themselves in other people’s shoes, and show up to help in both big and small ways. Thanks for making our community shine! Here are the Junior High Students of the Month...
Representing 6th grade are:
Art – Samuel Frear
English - Matthew DiPasquale
Home and Careers - Mia Reed
Math – Lillian Downing
Music/Chorus/Band – Kelsey Newsom
Physical Education - June Robison
Science - Leah Jones
Spanish – Leah Jones
Social Studies - Felicity Price
Technology - Olivia Palmateer
7th grade Students of the Month are:
Art - Shawn Briggs
English - Jordy Bauer
Health - Luna Jacinto
Home and Careers - Gavin Cuozzo
Math – Avery Albarelli
Music/Chorus/Band – Wyatt Slosek
Physical Education – Lauren Hopper
Science – Brooklynne Taylor
Spanish – Cecelia Verret
Social Studies – Elizabeth VanNess
Technology – Molly Profitt
8th grade Students of the Month are:
Art - Jason Nappi
English – Miley Kondenar
Health - Remington Smith
Home and Careers – Ashstyn Graham
Math – Abbie Knapp
Music/Chorus/Band – Brantley Decker
Physical Education – Quinn Clemens
Science – Annabelle Benosky
Spanish - Micah Hollis
Social Studies - Theo Friedman
Technology – Annika Muller
Congratulations to all of the Junior High Students of the Month! You make Eagle Nation proud!
Attention Juniors and Seniors: This morning in Guidance you can meet a representative from the CNW School of Massage Therapy at 9:30AM. Sign up for a pass to learn more.
There's a Best Buddies meeting today after school in the LGI room. All grades are welcome.
Varsity track practice will start after school and finishes at 4:00 today. If you need a ride, sign up for the late bus by 1:00 today.
Stop by the Galway Public Library tomorrow evening, from 7–8 PM, for their Teen Advisory Board meeting. You can help plan fun library events, earn volunteer hours, grab some snacks, and hang out with friends. Don’t miss it—they’d love to see you there!
Attention 7th grade BUGS members: You have a meeting Friday after school and you get to tie dye! Sign up on Mrs. Gerber’s or Mrs. DeLuca’s door if you plan to attend!
Attention Best Buddies members: You’re having a bake sale on May 1st, so please sign up on Google Classroom to bring something in. Thank you!
Attention all active Middle School Science Club members: Permission slips for the Museum of Science & Innovation field trip must be turned in by this Friday. Please submit your signed form along with $8 to Mrs. Clark by that date.
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans this Friday from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
The Adirondack School Counselor Association is having a logo contest. The contest is open to all area students in grades 9-12. See the GTV doors for more information. The deadline to enter is this Friday!
The monthly meeting of the Middle School Science Club will take place Monday the 27th. All students in grades 6–8 are welcome to attend. See Mrs. Clark with any questions.
Today is National Secretary’s Day, so please thank our wonderful secretaries in the building today when you see them! Thank them for all they do for us every day!
We hope you have a great Earth Day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 21
Today is Tuesday and it’s an A day! Good luck to the 6th, 7th and 8th graders who have ELA testing again today. You’ve got this! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a hot dog and baked beans!
Due to a new New York State privacy law, we are no longer able to announce and record birthdays on our broadcasts. Sorry about that!
If today's your birthday, happy birthday to you!
The modified track team hosted Duanesburg and Fonda yesterday. It was a cold meet! Thank you to those who came out to cheer them on! And thank you to the varsity team who helped out. Jarek Leszczynski placed first in the discus, throwing the disc 72 feet and 8 inches. Jarek took 1st in shot put also. Colton Knickerbocker took 3rd in the long jump out of 11 competitors. Elizabeth VanNess took 2nd in the 400 meter run, running in first place for 99% of the race and losing by approximately one second. She also improved her previous 400 time by 8 seconds. She gets faster each time she runs it! Grace Brisk won the triple jump and had a PR.The team competes in Johnstown on Thursday. Wish them luck. Go Eagles!
Congratulations to the varsity softball team as they defeated Duanesburg last night in a WAC league match. They defeated Duanesburg 16-4. Kiera Allen hit another home run. Courtney Smith had two doubles and 4 RBIs, while Emma Menge added 3 singles and a double with 2 RBIs. Samantha Becker also had a double, a single and 2 RBIs, while Avery Menge added 2 singles and an RBI. Emma Menge picked up the win in the circle going 4 innings while only allowing 2 hits and no earned runs. Avery Menge finished it off with 3 innings of relief and only allowing 1 earned run. The Eagles move to 2-0 in the league and 6-2 overall on the year. The team is back in action tomorrow as they travel to Schoharie for a game under the lights at 7:00 p.m. Go Eagles!
GSA is meeting after school today Mrs.Gerber’s room, hope to see you there!
Attention Juniors and Seniors: Tomorrow in Guidance you can meet a representative from the CNW School of Massage Therapy at 9:30AM. Sign up for a pass to learn more.
There's a Best Buddies meeting tomorrow after school in the LGI room. All grades are welcome.
Attention Best Buddies members: You’re having a bake sale on May 1st, so please sign up on Google Classroom to bring something in. Thank you!
Attention all active Middle School Science Club members: Permission slips for the Museum of Science & Innovation field trip must be turned in by this Friday. Please submit your signed form along with $8 to Mrs. Clark by that date.
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans this Friday from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
The monthly meeting of the Middle School Science Club will take place Monday the 27th. All students in grades 6–8 are welcome to attend. See Mrs. Clark with any questions.
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 20
Today is Mocha Monday and it’s a B day! Good luck to the 6th, 7th and 8th graders who have ELA testing today. You’ve got this! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a burger!
Congratulations to the Varsity Softball team as they had an incredible weekend. On Friday, the Eagles traveled to Mayfield to open league play. The Eagles jumped on the Panthers quickly as they pushed across six runs in the top of the first, and then put it away for good in the third as they scored 8 more to cruise to a 16-0 victory and move to 1-0 in the league. Emma Menge picked up the win in the circle. Kiera Allen blasted a two-run home run and added a single with 3 RBIs. Courtney Smith, Samantha Becker, and Sadie Stead each had two hits to pace the Eagles.
On Saturday, the Eagles traveled to the Ballston Spa Grand Slam event, where they faced undefeated and State-ranked Wellsville from Section 5 and undefeated South Glens Falls. The Eagles faced Wellsville first and jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but Wellsville answered right back to tie it at 2-2. The Eagles came right back in the bottom of the third, scoring three to take a 5-2 lead, but Wellsville had an answer as they scored 4 in the top of the 4th to take a 6-5 lead. The Eagles pulled even as they stole a run in the bottom of the 5th to tie it at 6-6 as Kiera Allen singled, stole second, then stole third and scored on an overthrow. The game stayed that way as both teams battled into extra innings. The Eagles finally broke through in the bottom of the 9th. With two outs, Courtney Smith on second and Kiera Allen on first, Samantha Becker hit a short fly ball to centerfield that fell out of the centerfielder's glove, trying to make a racing catch, which allowed Courtney Smith to race home for the walk-off win for the Eagles. Avery Menge started and went 3 2/3 innings, striking out 7. Emma Menge came in in relief and went 5 1/3 innings, picking up the win while striking out 8. Kiera Allen had two hits, two RBIs, and three runs scored. Courtney Smith picked up two walks and two runs for the Eagles.
After the marathon game with Wellsville, the Eagles got a ten-minute break before they immediately had to turn around and play a fresh and fully rested, undefeated South Glens Falls team. The Eagles fell behind again as they trailed 3-0 heading into the bottom of the third, but the Eagles battled back as they pushed two across in the third on a two-run triple by Kiera Allen. The Eagles struck again in the bottom of the fourth as they pushed across 3 to take a 5-3 lead. In the sixth, the Eagles tacked on 3 more runs, including an RBI triple from Samantha Becker. The Eagles finished it off in the seventh to preserve the 8-5 victory. Avery Menge started and picked up the win in the circle, going 4 innings, and striking out 6. Emma Menge picked up the save as she pitched the final 3 innings. Kiera Allen had a triple with 3 RBIs, and Courtney Smith also had a triple with 1 RBI and 1 walk. Emma Menge added 2 singles and 2 RBIs. Samantha Becker had a triple, a single with 1 RBI, and a stolen base. Lily Bain added 2 singles for the Eagles. The Eagles move to 5-2 on the season with their only losses coming to Niskayuna and Burnt Hills. They travel to Duanesburg today at 4:30. Go Eagles!
The modified softball team opened up their season on Friday with a head to head battle against the Northville Falcons, which ended in a 16-16 tie. Emma DiPasquale led the team with 2 hits and 5 RBIs, including a 3-run home run in the 2nd inning. Cara Cornell had 2 hits and 2 RBIs, and CC Verret had 1 hit and 5 RBIs. Bella Huff chipped in a base hit and 1 RBI to round out the offensive strike. Hailey Hutchens, Lily Chevalier, and Jillian Bickford all split time on the mound, combining for 10 strikeouts and only 4 hits. Great job Eagles!
Attention Juniors and Seniors: This morning in Guidance you can meet with a representative from the Air National Guard at 10am. Sign up for a pass to learn more!
There is a Middle School Science Club Officer meeting today after school in Mrs. Clarks’ room. You will be discussing your monthly meeting.
SADD has a meeting after school today in Mrs. Gerber's room! See you there!
Attention Juniors: The Spring College Fair is tonight from 6-8pm at Hudson Valley Community College. You can meet representatives from public and private colleges, as well as branches of the military. Learn more about earning a certificate, a 2 year degree or a 4 year degree from over 100 different colleges! See the GTV door for the full list!
GSA is meeting after school tomorrow Mrs.Gerber’s room, hope to see you there!
Attention Juniors and Seniors: This Wednesday in Guidance you can meet a representative from the CNW School of Massage Therapy at 9:30AM. Sign up for a pass to learn more.
There's a Best Buddies meeting this Wednesday after school in the LGI room. All grades are welcome.
Attention Best Buddies members: You’re having a bake sale on May 1st, so please sign up on Google Classroom to bring something in. Thank you!
Attention all active Middle School Science Club members: Permission slips for the Museum of Science & Innovation field trip must be turned in by this Friday. Please submit your signed form along with $8 to Mrs. Clark by that date.
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans this Friday from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
The monthly meeting of the Middle School Science Club will take place Monday the 27th. All students in grades 6–8 are welcome to attend. See Mrs. Clark with any questions.
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 17
Today is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a turkey or ham sub!
The Galway modified track team had a good showing at their first meet of the season yesterday against Middleburgh and Schoharie. 8th grader Shaylynn McEvoy won the 200 meter dash and 400 meter run. She was third in the shotput. 8th grader Annika Muller came in 2nd in the 2000 and first in the 100 meter dash. 8th grader Grace Brisk was 2nd in long jump and 7th grader Jordy Bauer was 3rd. 8th grader Cameron Dixon took 1st in the high jump. 8th grader Kent McCort was first in the pole vault. 8th grader Jarek Leszczynski won the shot and was 2nd in the 100 meter dash. 7th grader Wyatt Slozek took 4th place for long jump. Come out and cheer the team on at their home meet on Monday. Go Eagles!
Any student who left a Carhartt sweatshirt in the track pavilion or a Galway wrestling sweatshirt there, you can grab them from the main office.
Today is the last day for the Class of 2028’s bake sale during all lunches! Bring your cash and go get some sugary goodness!
Attention 7th grade BUG participants! Today after school you will meet in Mrs. Gerber's room to tie dye! You should sign up on the sheets outside of Mrs. Gerber’s or Mrs. DeLuca’s rooms.
Attention Juniors and Seniors: On Monday in Guidance you can meet with a representative from the Air National Guard at 10am. Sign up for a pass to learn more!
Attention Juniors: The Spring College Fair is Monday at Hudson Valley Community College. The event is from 6-8pm, and you can meet representatives from public and private colleges, as well as branches of the military. Learn more about earning a certificate, a 2 year degree or a 4 year degree from over 100 different colleges! See the GTV door for the full list!
There's a Best Buddies meeting next Wednesday after school in the LGI room. All grades are welcome.
Attention Best Buddies members: You’re having a bake sale on May 1st, so please sign up on Google Classroom to bring something in. Thank you!
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans on Friday the 24th from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
We hope you have a great day and a wonderful weekend, Eagle Nation! We will see you on Mocha Monday!
April 16
Today is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is something delicious!
Any student who left a Carhartt sweatshirt in the track pavilion or a Galway wrestling sweatshirt there, you can grab them from the main office.
The Class of 2028 is having a bake sale during all lunches today and tomorrow, so bring in your cash and go get some sugary goodness!
Home Arts Club will be meeting after school today in Mrs. Kinne's room to make Cloud Dough. All are welcome to join them.
Attention Seniors: Are you interested in a career in Health Care after graduation? You can learn all about health care careers tonight from 5-7pm at the Glens Falls Hospital Community Learning Center! You will hear from local professionals, and hear about job opportunities in many different fields. Check the GTV doors for more information!
Attention 7th grade BUG participants! Tomorrow after school you will meet in Mrs. Gerber's room to tie dye! Make sure you bring something to tie-dye like shirts, headbands, socks, etc. Sign up sheets are outside of Mrs. Gerber’s or Mrs. DeLuca’s rooms.
Attention Juniors: The Spring College Fair is Monday at Hudson Valley Community College. The event is from 6-8pm, and you can meet representatives from public and private colleges, as well as branches of the military. Learn more about earning a certificate, a 2 year degree or a 4 year degree from over 100 different colleges! See the GTV door for the full list!
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans on Friday the 24th from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 15
Today is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is Owen’s Cheezy Breadstix!
Last night the Galway boys’ and girls’ varsity track teams ran against two combined teams:Canjo/Fort Plain and Holy Trinity.
The girls lost to Canjo/Ft. Plain 95 to 45, but defeated Holy Trinity 88 to 26.
The boys also lost to Canjo/Fort Plain 87 to 49, but also defeated Holy Trinity 86 to 33.
Josie Price won the 800, the 1500 and High Jump.
Nadia LaBate won the 400, and came in 2nd in the 100 and 200.
Ailey Nelson placed in the 1500 and 3000.
Eleanor Douglas placed in the 100 hurdles, 400 hurdles and in pole vault.
Mae Budris placed in the shot and discus.
The Galway boys swept the high jump with Jameson Wagner winning, and Gabe Aldrich and Issac Schaperjahn came in 2nd and 3rd.
Gabe Aldrich won the 100, and Jameson Wagner came in 2nd.
Jameson Wagner won the 200, and Gabe Aldrich came in 2nd.
Nathaniel McDevitt won the 3200.
The 4x100 relay team of Wagner, Aldrich, St. Louis and Eaton also won.
Nate Mele placed in pole vault and triple jump.
Well done Eagles!
Any student who left a Carhartt sweatshirt in the track pavilion or a Galway wrestling sweatshirt there, you can grab them from the main office.
There is a Junior Class meeting today after school in Mrs. Prehn's room. All juniors are welcome to attend.
The Class of 2028 is having a bake sale during all lunches tomorrow and Friday, so bring in your cash and go get some sugary goodness!
Home Arts Club will be meeting after school tomorrow in Mrs. Kinne's room to make Cloud Dough. All are welcome to join them.
Attention Seniors: Are you interested in a career in Health Care after graduation? You can learn all about health care careers tomorrow night from 5-7pm at the Glens Falls Hospital Community Learning Center! You will hear from local professionals, and hear about job opportunities in many different fields. Check the GTV doors for more information!
Attention 7th grade BUG participants! This Friday you will meet in Mrs. Gerber's room to tie dye! Make sure you bring something to tie-dye like shirts, headbands, socks, etc. Sign up sheets are outside of Mrs. Gerber’s or Mrs. DeLuca’s rooms.
Attention Juniors: The Spring College Fair is coming up on Monday the 20th at Hudson Valley Community College. The event is from 6-8pm, and you can meet representatives from public and private colleges, as well as branches of the military. Learn more about earning a certificate, a 2 year degree or a 4 year degree from over 100 different colleges! See the GTV door for the full list!
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans on Friday the 24th from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 14
Today is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a mega meatball melt!
Junior High Intramurals meet today after school in the elementary gym. Be sure you sign up for the late bus by 1:00. See Coach Canell or Coach D if you have questions.
There will be a Junior Class meeting tomorrow after school in Mrs. Prehn's room. All juniors are welcome to attend.
The Class of 2028 is having a bake sale during all lunches this Thursday and Friday, so bring in your cash and go get some sugary goodness!
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens this Thursday night from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up today!
Attention 7th grade BUG participants! This Friday you will meet in Mrs. Gerber's room to tie dye! Make sure you bring something to tie-dye like shirts, headbands, socks, etc. Sign up sheets are outside of Mrs. Gerber’s or Mrs. DeLuca’s rooms.
Attention Juniors: The Spring College Fair is coming up on Monday the 20th at Hudson Valley Community College. The event is from 6-8pm, and you can meet representatives from public and private colleges, as well as branches of the military. Learn more about earning a certificate, a 2 year degree or a 4 year degree from over 100 different colleges! See the GTV door for the full list!
Attention Seniors: Are you interested in a career in Health Care after graduation? Thursday night from 5-7pm at the Glens Falls Hospital Community Learning Center, you can learn all about health care careers! You will hear from local professionals, and hear about job opportunities in many different fields. Check the GTV doors for more information!
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans on Friday the 24th from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
Are you looking for a job to make some money this summer? The Saratoga County Summer Youth Employment Program has applications available in the Guidance Office. Applications are due to the County by May 29th. Anyone interested in the program should pick up an application today!
The Adirondack School Counselor Association is having a Logo contest. The contest is open to all area students in grades 9-12. See the GTV doors for more information.
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
April 13
We hope you had a wonderful break! Today is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a “bock bock” patty sandwich!
A representative from the US Marine Corps is in Guidance this morning at 10:00am. Sign up for a pass to learn more!
The Class of 2028 is having a bake sale during all lunches on Thursday and Friday, so bring in your cash and go get some sugary goodness!
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens this Thursday night from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up today!
There will be a Junior Class meeting this Wednesday in Mrs. Prehn's room after school. All juniors are welcome to attend.
The Blue Jean Mile is back! Wear your best jeans on April 24th from 3:00 to 5:00 at the track. You can walk, jog, skip or run! If you would like to pay online, see Evan Morris for the link. Otherwise you can pay on the day of the event, only $5 for students and $10 for adults. All registration fees will go to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Ainsley’s Angels of America. See you at the track!
Are you looking for a job to make some money this summer? The Saratoga County Summer Youth Employment Program has applications available in the Guidance Office. Applications are due to the County by May 29th. Anyone interested in the program should pick up an application today!
The Adirondack School Counselor Association is having a Logo contest. The contest is open to all area students in grades 9-12. See the GTV doors for more information.
We hope you have a great day back Eagle Nation! We will see tomorrow!
April 2
Today is Blue and Gold Day Day, April 2nd, and it is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a fantastic fishy filet sandwich!
It’s Blue and Gold Day, Eagle Nation! It’s also National Autism Awareness Day! Thanks to all of you wearing blue in recognition of autism.
Attention Prom-Goers! TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO GET YOUR PROM TICKETS AND SIGN UP FOR YOUR TABLE! See Mrs. Prehn with questions or concerns.
There is a High School Board Game Club after school today in Mr. Diamond’s room.
Attention NHS members: Please be sure to complete the voting and survey forms due today in the NHS Classroom. Thanks!
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens after break, on Thursday, April 9th from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up soon!
We hope you have a great Blue and Gold Day Eagle Nation! We will see later at the Pep Rally! We hope you have a wonderful spring break!
April 1
Today is March Madness Day, April 1st, and it is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is something delicious!
It’s Spring Spirit Week, Eagle Nation! There is a special competition between the teachers and the students! Who has more school spirit?! Be sure you dress up every day and be counted!
Tomorrow is Blue and Gold Day, so have your Eagles Gear ready!
Today is the beginning of Autism Awareness Month. Please wear blue tomorrow to recognize National Autism Awareness Day! Today’s fact is that the majority of people with autism have average or above-average intelligence.
Today there is a bake sale during all lunches, to help support the Ag program here at school, so bring your money!
High school students are invited to stay after today in Mrs. Kinne's room (706) to make crafts. There will be beads for bracelets as well as perler melty beads. Everyone is welcome to come and craft. Hope to see you there!
There is a Faith and Friends meeting today after school in Ms. Mierzwa’s room.
Prom Tables are filling up! Attendees need to bring their money in As Soon As Possible to secure your seats. The class needs to finalize numbers for the venue and caterer. Tickets are being sold during all lunches. See Mrs. Prehn with individual questions.
There is a High School Board Game Club after school tomorrow in Mr. Diamond’s room.
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens after break, on Thursday, April 9th from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up soon!
We hope you have a great March Madness Day Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow for Blue and Gold Day!
March 31
Today is Beachy Hawaiian Day, March 31st, and it is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is macaroni and cheese!
It’s Spring Spirit Week, Eagle Nation! There is a special competition between the teachers and the students! Who has more school spirit?! Be sure you dress up every day and be counted!
Tomorrow is March Madness day so wear your favorite sports jersey! Thursday is Blue and Gold Day, so have your Eagles Gear ready!
If you are a student who received an invitation to apply to NHS, there is a meeting after school today at 2:30 in Ms. O’Brien’s room.
Junior High Intramurals are now cancelled for today.
If you sold items for the PTSA Fundraiser, pick-up for items is today after school from 2:45 -- 6:00. You will drive through the Elementary Circle to pick up items, since no orders are allowed on the bus. Be sure to make arrangements to pick up your orders. Thank you to those who sold, for supporting the PTSA and their programs!
Tomorrow is the beginning of Autism Awareness Month. Today’s fact is that many famous individuals are thought to have been on the autism spectrum, such as Albert Einstein and Temple Grandin.
Tomorrow and Thursday, Colleen Thorpe will be hosting a bake sale during all lunches, so bring your money!
Tomorrow after school high school students are invited to stay after in Mrs. Kinne's room (706) to make crafts. There will be beads for bracelets as well as perler melty beads. Everyone is welcome to come and craft. Hope to see you there!
Prom Tables are filling up! Attendees need to bring their money in As Soon As Possible to secure your seats. The class needs to finalize numbers for the venue and caterer. Tickets will be sold during all lunches. See Mrs. Prehn with individual questions.
Best Buddies is having a bake sale this Thursday during all lunches. Bring your money in, Eagle Nation!
Attention Best Buddies members: There is a Google Form in Classroom if you are available to bring something to the bake sale. Please sign up!
There is a High School Board Game Club after school this Thursday in Mr. Diamond’s room.
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens after break, on Thursday, April 9th from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up soon!
Attention Sophomores: Sophomores interested in taking the PSAT 10 on April 15th, please sign up and get paperwork in the guidance office. The test costs $18 and is a good practice for the PSAT 11 and the SAT.
This is not an early April Fool’s joke! The Class of 2028 will be having a bake sale after spring break on the 16th and 17th, so save up your money!
We hope you have a great Comfy Cozy Mocha Monday, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow for Beach Hawaiian Day!
March 30
Today is Comfy Cozy Mocha Monday, March 30th, and it is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is hot turkey sandwich and fries!
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Peter Pan! It was an incredible show and Eagle Nation is so fortunate to have such a talented group of people! Thank you also to the director of music, Ms. Booth, for all your hard work! Well done Eagles!
Congratulations to Galway for coming in second for the school category in the Stock Market Challenge! The Eagles were led by the Runs on Dunkin Team that came in 6th out of 117 teams! Team members were Kara Ferguson, Abby Conti, Cassie TenEyck and Kateri Comensky! Well done Eagles!
It’s Spring Spirit Week, Eagle Nation! There is a special competition too! Who has more school spirit?! The students or teachers! Be sure you dress up every day and be counted!
Tomorrow -- Beach/Hawaiian Day
Wednesday -- March Madness (Sports Jersey)
Thursday -- Blue and Gold Day
There is a SADD meeting today after school in Mrs. Dowen’s room. Be there or be square!
Junior High Intramurals meet after school tomorrow in the HS gym from 2:30-3:05pm. Sign up for the late bus by 1:00.
The Middle School Science Club meets today after school in Mrs. Clark's room. Join them for the Science Trivia Game, where you can compete in teams! Prizes will be given to the winning team. All students in grades 6-8 are welcome!
GTV and The Eagles Media Center Club are selling Smith’s Pies to celebrate spring! Order your pie from any club member for only $17! Be sure to order yours by tomorrow! Thank you for your support!
If you sold items for the PTSA Fundraiser, pick-up for items is tomorrow after school from 2:45 -- 6:00. You will drive through the Elementary Circle to pick up items, since no orders are allowed on the bus. Be sure to make arrangements to pick up your orders. Thank you to those who sold, for supporting the PTSA and their programs!
This Wednesday starts off National Autism Awareness Month. To kick it off Sophia Fiorillo is sharing facts about Autism Spectrum Disorder all week. Our first fact is that many people with autism have exceptional skills in music, math, art, or memorization.
This Wednesday after school high school students are invited to stay after in Mrs. Kinne's room (706) to make crafts. There will be beads for bracelets as well as perler melty beads. Everyone is welcome to come and craft. Hope to see you there!
Prom Tables are starting to fill up! Attendees need to bring their money in As Soon As Possible to secure your seats. The class only has next week to finalize numbers for the venue and caterer. Tickets will be sold during all lunches. See Mrs. Prehn with individual questions.
Best Buddies is having a bake sale this Thursday during all lunches. Bring your money in, Eagle Nation!
Attention Best Buddies members: There is a Google Form in Classroom if you are available to bring something to the bake sale. Please sign up!
If you have athletic gear that doesn’t fit in your locker, you can put it in the closet in the cafeteria. If you leave it in a classroom that gets locked at the end of the day, the office staff cannot unlock classroom doors for students. Please plan ahead. Thank you!
Attention Eagle Nation! Did you lose your wallet?! The main office has a wallet that someone lost! If you think it’s yours, go see Mrs. Henry today!
This is not an early April Fool’s joke! The Class of 2028 will be having a bake sale after spring break on the 16th and 17th, so save up your money!
We hope you have a great Comfy Cozy Mocha Monday, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow for Beach Hawaiian Day!
March 27
Today is Friday, March 27th, and it is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is a pizza burger and salad!
The E-Sports team had their first win yesterday! Congratulations to Mason Bourdeau, Makayla Kissinger and Noah Frisbie who competed! They played Mario Cart, and the final score was 81-75. Well done Eagles!
Attention Eagle Nation! Did you lose your wallet?! The main office has a wallet that someone lost! If you think it’s yours, go see Mrs. Henry today!
You’ve seen the posters, you know people in the cast and crew and how hard they have been working! Well showtime is almost here! Go see “Peter Pan" this weekend! Start off your weekend right by going to the show tomorrow night at 7pm! You’re going to love it so much, you can go back on Saturday night at 7pm! There is also a show on Sunday at 2pm! Don’t miss it! Tickets are only $10 for adults and $5 for students. See you there!
If you have athletic gear that doesn’t fit in your locker, you can put it in the closet in the cafeteria. If you leave it in a classroom that gets locked at the end of the day, the office staff cannot unlock classroom doors for students. Please plan ahead. Thank you!
Prom Tables are starting to fill up! Attendees need to bring their money in As Soon As Possible to secure your seats. The class only has next week to finalize numbers for the venue and caterer. Tickets will be sold during all lunches. See Mrs. Prehn with individual questions.
Today is the last day to donate to the National Junior Honor Society’s Yellow Ribbon Day Donation Drive. Thank you to all who supported this worthy cause!
There is a High School Board Game Club meeting today after school in Mr. Diamond’s room. Sign up for the late bus if you need it!
There is a 7th grade BUGS meeting today after school in Mrs. Gerber’s room. Please sign up at Mrs. DeLuca or Mrs. Gerber’s door.
Attention Varsity Track Athletes:All pole vaulters and throwers should report to practice with the rest of the team today at the track. Don't go to the Middle School Gym.
The Middle School Science Club meets Monday after school in Mrs. Clark's room. Join them for the Science Trivia Game, where you can compete in teams! Prizes will be given to the winning team. All students in grades 6-8 are welcome!
GTV and The Eagles Media Center Club are selling Smith’s Pies to celebrate spring! Order your pie from any club member for only $17! Be sure to order yours by March 31! Thank you for your support!
If you sold items for the PTSA Fundraiser, pick-up for items is Tuesday after school from 2:45 -- 6:00. You will drive through the Elementary Circle to pick up items, since no orders are allowed on the bus. Be sure to make arrangements to pick up your orders. Thank you to those who sold, for supporting the PTSA and their programs!
The Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Club is excited to announce Violence Prevention Week! This is an important opportunity for our school community to reflect on the impact of violence and learn how we can create a safer, more respectful environment for everyone.
What's Happening:
🎨 Flyers Posted Throughout School
- Look for eye-catching posters in hallways,
- Each poster features important messages about preventing violence and building positive relationships
💭 Thinking Prompts and Questions to answer
- Engaging discussion questions designed to make you think about violence prevention
- Prompts encourage reflection on how you can make a difference in our school community
How to Participate:
✅ Read the posters and think about the prompts
✅ Write down your response (thoughts, ideas, solutions, etc)
✅ Turn in your response to:
- Mrs. Gerber (room 415)
- Mrs. Dowen (room 411)
- 🎁 Prizes Awarded!
All thoughtful responses will be recognized, and participants will receive small prizes courtesy of the SADD Club!
This is your chance to be part of the solution. Together, we can build a culture of respect, kindness, and safety.
Questions? See any SADD club member or Mrs. Dowen or Mrs.Gerber.
It’s Violence Prevention Week — Because Every Voice Matters 💙
Don’t forget Eagle Nation, next week is Spring Spirit Week!
Monday -- Comfy Cozy
Tuesday -- Beach/Hawaiian Day
Wednesday -- March Madness (Jersey)
Thursday -- Blue and Gold Day
There will also be a competition next week to see who participates more, the students or the teachers!
We hope you have a great day and a wonderful weekend, Eagle Nation! We will see you on Comfy Cozy Mocha Monday!
March 26
Today is Thursday, March 26th, and it is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is turkey tacos!
You’ve seen the posters, you know people in the cast and crew and how hard they have been working! Well showtime is almost here! Go see “Peter Pan" this weekend! Start off your weekend right by going to the show tomorrow night at 7pm! You’re going to love it so much, you can go back on Saturday night at 7pm! There is also a show on Sunday at 2pm! Don’t miss it! Tickets are only $10 for adults and $5 for students. See you there!
Varsity Track practice will start today at 3:00 in the high school gym.Today is Media Day so wear your uniform if you plan on participating.
If you have athletic gear that doesn’t fit in your locker, you can put it in the closet in the cafeteria. If you leave it in a classroom that gets locked at the end of the day, the office staff cannot unlock classroom doors for students. Please plan ahead. Thank you!
Attention Upperclassmen: Prom Ticket Sales continue today during all lunches! $100 cash or check is needed to reserve your spot. Table numbers need to be finalized before Spring Break next Thursday the 2nd.
The bake sale continues during all lunches today, and will fund a project that benefits the agricultural program here at school.
A reminder for all members of the junior high EMC staff and those interested in writing, taking pictures, drawing or doing the tech side -- there is a student newspaper meeting for students in grades 6-8 today after school in Mrs. Decker's room. Be sure to sign up for the late bus by 1 if you need it.
The National Junior Honor Society’s Yellow Ribbon Day Donation Drive ends tomorrow. The collection box is located in front of the High School Cafeteria. Please donate to this worthy cause and let our American service members know how much the Galway Golden Eagles support and appreciate them. Thank you!
There is a High School Board Game Club meeting tomorrow after school in Mr. Diamond’s room. Sign up for the late bus if you need it!
There is a 7th grade BUGS meeting tomorrow after school in Mrs. Gerber’s room. Please sign up at Mrs. DeLuca or Mrs. Gerber’s door.
There is a Junior Class meeting after school tomorrow in Mrs. Prehn’s room.
The Middle School Science Club will host its next meeting on Monday in Mrs. Clark's room. Join them for the Science Trivia Game, where you can compete in teams! Prizes will be given to the winning team. All students in grades 6-8 are welcome!
GTV and The Eagles Media Center Club are selling Smith’s Pies to celebrate spring! Order your pie from any club member for only $17! Be sure to order yours by March 31! Thank you for your support!
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens after break, on Thursday, April 9th from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up soon!
Attention Sophomores: Sophomores interested in taking the PSAT 10 on April 15th, please sign up and get paperwork in the guidance office. The test costs $18 and is a good practice for the PSAT 11 and the SAT.
The Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Club is excited to announce Violence Prevention Week! This is an important opportunity for our school community to reflect on the impact of violence and learn how we can create a safer, more respectful environment for everyone.
What's Happening:
🎨 Flyers Posted Throughout School
- Look for eye-catching posters in hallways,
- Each poster features important messages about preventing violence and building positive relationships
💭 Thinking Prompts and Questions to answer
- Engaging discussion questions designed to make you think about violence prevention
- Prompts encourage reflection on how you can make a difference in our school community
- How to Participate:
✅ Read the posters and think about the prompts
✅ Write down your response (thoughts, ideas, solutions, etc)
✅ Turn in your response to:
- Mrs. Gerber (room 415)
- Mrs. Dowen (room 411)
- 🎁 Prizes Awarded!
All thoughtful responses will be recognized, and participants will receive small prizes courtesy of the SADD Club!
This is your chance to be part of the solution. Together, we can build a culture of respect, kindness, and safety.
Questions? See any SADD club member or Mrs. Dowen or Mrs.Gerber.
It’s Violence Prevention Week — Because Every Voice Matters 💙
Next week is Spring Spirit Week!
Monday -- Comfy Cozy
Tuesday -- Beach/Hawaiian Day
Wednesday -- March Madness (Jersey)
Thursday -- Blue and Gold Day
There will also be a competition next week to see who participates more, the students or the teachers!
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
March 25
Today is Wednesday, March 25th, and it is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is pepperoni pizza and hamburger veggie soup!
Attention Upperclassmen: Prom Ticket Sales continue today during all lunches! $100 cash or check is needed to reserve your spot. Table numbers need to be finalized before Spring Break next Thursday the 2nd.
It’s time for a bake sale Eagle Nation! The sale, during all lunches today and tomorrow, will fund a project that benefits the agricultural program here at school.
Junior High Intramurals meet today after school in the High School Gym. Be sure to sign up for the late bus by 1:00. See Coach Canell or Coach D if you have any questions!
The National Junior Honor Society will be collecting personal and food items for the Yellow Ribbon Day Donation Drive this week until Friday. The items will be sent to our soldiers serving overseas in care packages put together by the Blue Star Mothers. The list of items can be found on flyers posted around the school and a collection box will be located in front of the High School Cafeteria. Please donate to this worthy cause and let our American service members know how much the Galway Golden Eagles support and appreciate them.
There is a High School Board Game Club meeting this Friday after school in Mr. Diamond’s room. Sign up for the late bus if you need it!
There is a 7th grade BUGS meeting this Friday after school in Mrs. Gerber’s room. Please sign up at Mrs. DeLuca or Mrs. Gerber’s door.
There is a Junior Class meeting after school Friday in Mrs. Prehn’s room.
The Middle School Science Club will host its next meeting on Monday, March 30th in Mrs. Clark's room. Join them for the Science Trivia Game, where you can compete in teams! Prizes will be given to the winning team. All students in grades 6-8 are welcome!
GTV and The Eagles Media Center Club are now having a spring pie sale! Smith's Pies are available from any club member for only $17! Be sure to order yours by March 31! Thank you for your support!
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens on the rescheduled date of Thursday, April 9th from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up soon!
Attention Sophomores: Sophomores interested in taking the PSAT 10 on April 15th, please sign up and get paperwork in the guidance office. The test costs $18 and is a good practice for the PSAT 11 and the SAT.
The Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Club is excited to announce Violence Prevention Week! This is an important opportunity for our school community to reflect on the impact of violence and learn how we can create a safer, more respectful environment for everyone.
What's Happening:
🎨 Flyers Posted Throughout School
- Look for eye-catching posters in hallways,
- Each poster features important messages about preventing violence and building positive relationships
💭 Thinking Prompts and Questions to answer
- Engaging discussion questions designed to make you think about violence prevention
- Prompts encourage reflection on how you can make a difference in our school community
- How to Participate:
✅ Read the posters and think about the prompts
✅ Write down your response (thoughts, ideas, solutions, etc)
✅ Turn in your response to:
- Mrs. Gerber (room 415)
- Mrs. Dowen (room 411)
- 🎁 Prizes Awarded!
All thoughtful responses will be recognized, and participants will receive small prizes courtesy of the SADD Club!
This is your chance to be part of the solution. Together, we can build a culture of respect, kindness, and safety.
Questions? See any SADD club member or Mrs. Dowen or Mrs.Gerber.
It’s Violence Prevention Week — Because Every Voice Matters 💙
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
March 24
Today is Tuesday, March 24th, and it is an A day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is roasted chicken and sweet potatoes!
The winner of the 2026 Galway’s Cutest Pet Competition is…Jace’s dog Hank! Hank won with a total of 26 dollars and 70 cents raised to be donated to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals! Thank you to everyone who donated and participated in this fundraiser in total we raised a little over $100. Thank you Eagle Nation!
Attention Upperclassmen: Prom Ticket Sales continue today during all lunches! $100 cash or check is needed to reserve your spot. Table numbers need to be finalized before we leave for Spring Break next Thursday the 2nd.
It’s time for a bake sale Eagle Nation! The sale, during all lunches tomorrow and Thursday, will fund a project that benefits the agricultural program here at school.
Junior High Intramurals meet tomorrow after school in the High School Gym. Be sure to sign up for the late bus by 1:00. See Coach Canell or Coach D if you have any questions!
The National Junior Honor Society will be collecting personal and food items for the Yellow Ribbon Day Donation Drive this week until Friday. The items will be sent to our soldiers serving overseas in care packages put together by the Blue Star Mothers. The list of items can be found on flyers posted around the school and a collection box will be located in front of the High School Cafeteria. Please donate to this worthy cause and let our American service members know how much the Galway Golden Eagles support and appreciate them.
There will be a High School Board Game Club meeting this Friday after school in Mr. Diamond’s room. Sign up for the late bus if you need it!
The Middle School Science Club will host its next meeting on Monday, March 30th in Mrs. Clark's room. Join them for the Science Trivia Game, where you can compete in teams! Prizes will be given to the winning team. All students in grades 6-8 are welcome!
GTV and The Eagles Media Center Club are now having a spring pie sale! Smith's Pies are available from any club member for only $17! Be sure to order yours by March 31! Thank you for your support!
The Galway Public Library Teen Advisory Board is hosting an entertaining clue-based murder mystery party for teens on the rescheduled date of Thursday, April 9th from 6-8 pm. You must call the library in advance to choose your character and to register. Limited spots are remaining so sign up soon!
Attention Sophomores: Sophomores interested in taking the PSAT 10 on April 15th, please sign up and get paperwork in the guidance office. The test costs $18 and is a good practice for the PSAT 11 and the SAT.
Attention Juniors: There is a field trip scheduled on April 28th for Juniors interested in a campus tour of SUNY Albany and Siena University. Sign up in Guidance as soon as possible. Please see Ms. Morck if you have any questions.
Are you looking for a job to make some money this summer? The Saratoga County Summer Youth Employment Program has applications available in the Guidance Office. Applications are due to the County by May 29th. Anyone interested in the program should pick up an application today!
The Adirondack School Counselor Association is having a Logo contest. The contest is open to all area students in grades 9-12. See the GTV doors for more information.
We hope you have a great day, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!
March 23
Today is Mocha Monday, March 23rd, and it is a B day! We're so happy you’re here! Today’s lunch is grilled cheese and tomato soup!
Attention ALL 10th Graders!! It’s time for your annual David's Cookies fundraiser! Please report to Mr. Glenn's room after school today after school! Bring your phones and sign up for the late bus if needed! Snacks are included!
Attention Upperclassmen: Prom Ticket Sales start today during all lunches! $100 cash or check is needed to reserve your spot. Table numbers need to be finalized before we leave for Spring Break next Thursday the 2nd.
The National Junior Honor Society will be collecting personal and food items for the Yellow Ribbon Day Donation Drive starting today to this Friday. These items will be sent to our soldiers serving overseas in care packages put together by the Blue Star Mothers. The list of items can be found on flyers posted around the school and a collection box will be located in front of the High School Cafeteria. Please donate to this worthy cause and let our American service members know how much the Galway Golden Eagles support and appreciate them.
The Middle School Science Club will host its next meeting on Monday, March 30th in Mrs. Clark's room. Join them for the Science Trivia Game, where you can compete in teams! Prizes will be given to the winning team. All students in grades 6-8 are welcome!
GTV and The Eagles Media Center Club are now having a spring pie sale! Smith's Pies are available from any club member for only $17! Be sure to order yours by March 31! Thank you for your support!
Attention Juniors: There is a field trip scheduled on April 28th for Juniors interested in a campus tour of SUNY Albany and Siena University. Sign up in Guidance as soon as possible. Please see Ms. Morck if you have any questions.
We hope you have a great Mocha Monday, Eagle Nation! We will see you tomorrow!