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STEAMfest 2024
North HS Business Department's 8th Season of Shark Tank For Students
New City Elementary Students Celebrate The Lunar New Year.
The Clarkstown Central School District is where students become well-rounded, critical thinkers who are able to communicate effectively and become responsible, ethical, contributing members of a global society. As life-long learners, students will be able to use their respective talents and skills to collaborate, innovate and positively change their community and the world.
Students learn all about money: how to make, spend, save and invest it.
Our children connect with other students their age from around the world – providing a unique opportunity to learn with, and from, one another.
Keeping human relationships at the center of teaching, students learn how to use artificial intelligence (AI) ethically, responsibly and safely – taking an assistive approach to this ever-changing technology.
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District News
For more information about the annual School Budget Vote and Board Election, please visit ccsd.edu/budget.
Little Tor Elementary School held its Spring Instrumental Music Concert on May 16.
The Metropolitan High School Theatre Awards (Metros) each year recognize dozens of participants from Westchester, Putnam, Bergen and Rockland counties.
Calendar
May 8, 2025, at the Felix Festa Middle School Auditorium to allow the public the
opportunity to visit STEAMFest ‘25. Upon convening the meeting at 6:30 p.m., it
is anticipated that the Board will immediately entertain a motion to go into Executive
Session. Executive Sessions are not open to the public. At approximately 7:30
p.m., the Board will return to public session and address public agenda items.
There will be a Public Hearing on the 2025-2026 budget at this meeting.
• Meeting agendas will be available through the link on BoardDocs.
• Guidance outlining Community Conduct and Participation during Board
meetings can be found here.
• The meeting will be livestreamed, and the recording will be available at
https://www.ccsd.edu/boe/stream.
Clarkstown Connection
On Tuesday, May 20, our community will be asked to participate in the annual School Budget Vote and Board Election. CCSD's 2025-26 Proposed Budget responsibly balances the educational needs of our students with the financial realities of our taxpayers. If approved, the 2025-26 Proposed Budget (Proposition 1) in the amount of $265,386,114 would result in a 2.45% tax levy increase — staying within the state-mandated limit.
This month has been filled with meaningful experiences across our schools. From noteworthy achievements to thoughtful conversations, we have been reminded of the importance of both expression and collaboration in learning.
As we continue to educate and inspire our students, it is important to celebrate the diverse experiences that contribute to their growth, both in and out of the classroom. As always, I am proud to highlight initiatives that reflect the District’s commitment to fostering academic excellence, cultural awareness and historical understanding.