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With the school year winding down, capital project work at Broadalbin-Perth schools is getting set to ramp up for the summer. 

Congratulations to the June recipients of the Most Valuable Patriot (MVP) award, teaching assistant Angela Reisinger, and PLTW teacher Beth Tomlinson!

Broadalbin-Perth varsity student-athletes traded in their sneakers for dress shoes on Monday, June 9, during the district’s annual Varsity Student-Athlete Recognition Program.

Sixteen Broadalbin-Perth Central School District student-athletes who will be playing sports in college were honored alongside their families and coaches on Wednesday, June 4. The event, which took place at Broadalbin-Perth Jr./Sr. High School, featured the student-athletes dressed in their soon-to-be college colors.

It was part science, part creativity, and all teamwork at the Broadalbin Town Beach on Wednesday as students from Beth Tomlinson’s Everyday Engineering course put their skills to the test in the inaugural Cardboard Boat Race. The event featured cardboard boats designed and built by students racing head-to-head in a fun, high-energy competition that blended classroom learning with real-world application.

Everest, a spirited hen with a unique story, made her second visit to the Patriot Academy at Broadalbin-Perth Jr./Sr. High School last week as part of an innovative effort to improve her mobility, with help from student engineers.