Proposition #1 - The General Fund - passed with 459 yes votes to 193 no votes.
Proposition #2 - The Bus Purchase - passed with 464 yes votes to 184 no votes.
The vacant seats will be filled
by Laurie Gormley (487 votes) and Greg Laurin (463 votes).
Latest Hoosick Falls Central School News
Budget Results: All Propositions Passed
Junior Prom Information
The HFCS Junior prom is May 19th, 2012. Students should arrive at 4:00PM. The Grand March begins at 4:30PM. Buses will leaves school at 6:00PM for the Captain J.P, and will return to school around 11PM to 11:15PM. The ADAPT Party will follow.
Locker Room Clean out: Friday, May 18th (5/10/12)
The next locker room clean out is scheduled for Friday May 18. All students must empty lockers and hang locks… read more
Sports Physicals for ’12-13 offered in June (5/10/12)
Sports Physicals for the entire 2012-13 School Year will be offered on Monday, June 4th (from 6-8PM) and Wednseday, June… read more
Next PTA Meeting Wednesday, May 16th (5/8/12)
The next business meeting of the HFCS PTA will take place on Wednesday, May 16, in the Elementary School Library… read more
PTA sponsors Scholastic Book Fair May 10-18 (5/8/12)
Hoosick Falls Central School PTA will host a Scholastic Book Fair and Family Night Luau Thursday, May 10, 2012 from… read more
Chicken Barbeque Thursday May 17th (5/8/12)
There will be a Chicken Barbeque on Thursday, May 17th, from 3-6PM. Call 686-7321 for tickets. The event is being… read more
Blood Drive – Thursday, May 31st (5/8/12)
There will be a Blood Drive on Thursday, May 31st, from 8:30am to 1PM. The Blood Drive is being put… read more
PTA Receives Stewart’s Grant for School Instrumental Program (4/25/12)
The Hoosick Falls Central School PTA recently received a $750 grant through Stewart’s Holiday Match program recognizing organizations that support… read more
ADAPT McDonald’s fundraiser April 23rd (4/16/12)
ADAPT (Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention Team) is having a fundraiser at McDonald’s in Hoosick Falls. The event will be on… read more
Understanding New York's Property Tax Cap Law
Did you know that New York's Property Tax Cap Law does not cap a homeowner's tax bill to a 2% increase? Instead the law that New York State passed applies to the tax levy or the total money that the district collects in property taxes - not a homeowner's tax bill.
To help our community understand how the Tax Cap Law works, the district is sharing a publication developed by Questar III and Capital Region BOCES which is available BY CLICKING HERE.
Over the next few months, district officials and Board of Education members will begin the budget process for the 2012-2013 school year. If you have questions or would like someone from the district to speak to a group, please contact the district office at 686-7012 x1600. Thank you.