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Board of Education adopts proposed 2026-27 budget
At its April 20 meeting, the BKW Board of Education adopted a proposed budget for the 2026-27 school year. District residents will decide on the proposed $24,729,966 budget on Tuesday, May 19. In addition to the proposed budget, residents will also vote on the purchase of four gasoline buses and elect two members to the…
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Absentee and early mail ballots available for budget vote
On May 19, BKW residents will vote on the 2026-27 proposed budget, a bus proposition and elect two members to the Board of Education. Absentee and early mail ballot applications are now available for the vote. Voters who wish to vote by absentee or early mail ballot are required to complete applications to receive ballots.…
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BKW students earn professional certifications at Capital Region BOCES
More than 30 Capital Region BOCES students recently earned a professional certification that will help them gain employment. Included in that group were BKW junior John Meacham and senior Matthew Dwyer. The students in James Bevington’s Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC/R) program received Pro-Flex CSST Certification on March 26 after Mike Desseingue of…
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Fourth graders get into Ag literacy day
Recently, our fourth-grade students were treated to some literacy fun with our Future Farmers of America (FFA) peers during Agricultural Literacy Week. This annual program allows FFA volunteers to read agricultural-themed books and participate in activities with elementary students. As you can see below, students are having quality time connecting with secondary students while strengthening…
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April menus now available to view
The menus for April are now available for viewing on our Food Services page. You can access those menus here.
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BKW students succeeding at SkillsUSA competition
Recently, forty-five Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education students showed their in-depth knowledge of the skilled trades and earned medals at the regional SkillsUSA competition on Thursday, March 18 at the Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical Education campus in Colonie, NY. The district’s SkillsUSA medal group included a second-place finish for BKW junior Lilianna Hotaling…
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BKW cheerleading captures Class D title at Section II championships
For the second year in a row, the BKW cheerleading team captured the Class D title at the Section II championships hosted at Troy High School on February 28. The back-to-back sectional champions continued their winning ways after competing against outstanding cheer programs from Stillwater Central School District, Fort Edward Central School District, Academy of…
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BKW students participate in Youth Summit
Last week, BKW students participated in the Northeastern Community Action Partnership’s Youth Summit held at the Albany Capital Center. The purpose of the event was to gather area (Albany County) middle and high school students to encourage them to make healthy choices. At least 1,000 students participated in this year’s event, which brings health-based experts from…
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March menus are now available to view
The elementary and secondary March menus are now available to view. Visit our Food Services page to learn more.
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CTE month rolls on; Meet senior Trista Smi
As many of you know, the month of February marks Career and Technical Education Month. Learn how BKW senior Trista Smi is building professional experience through the welding program at the Capital Region BOCES, Schoharie CTE campus.
