ADMINISTRATIVE VACANCY - MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
The Hamburg Central School District is seeking a thoughtful, student-centered, and creative leader of learning to serve as the Principal for the Hamburg Middle School. For more information, click here.
Project creates modern learning spaces
Modern learning spaces have been created in key areas at Hamburg High School and Middle School as a result of the Hamburg Central School District’s recent capital project. Click here to see a new video that highlights renovations of the Library Media Centers and Family & Consumer Sciences rooms to create spaces that are learner-centered. Bright and sleek, with better functionality, these spaces are flexible, provide areas for movement, and promote collaboration and inquiry.
This is the third video in a series that “tells the Hamburg Schools story.”
Change to school calendar/snow day makeup on May 24
The most recent snow day (Feb. 25) was the fifth time that the Hamburg Schools were closed this year due to the weather. This exceeds the four days set aside in the Board approved 2018-19 school calendar. According to our approved calendar, Friday, May 24th will now become a full day of student attendance. This calendar change is consistent with NYS Education Department law.
The district's annual K-12 Art Show is set for Thursday, May 29 from 4-7 p.m. at Hamburg High School, 4111 Legion Dr. In addition to the art exhibit, it will include art workshops for all ages, a ceramics sale and photo booth. Food trucks will also be on-site.
The Giving Garden at Union Pleasant Elementary School will be the site for the sixth annual Local Living Fair on Friday, June 7 from 4-8 p.m. This is a free family event featuring garden tours, local farms and businesses, and entertainment.
You spoke…we listened. Many parents have told us that they prefer to receive school notifications via text message or email instead of automated phone calls. So, this school year, the district is relying less on “robo calls” to relay certain information and more on text/email through service provider SchoolMessenger. Parents: The district must have your correct cell phone number and/or email address on file in order for you to receive notifications. Additionally, to receive texts, you must take the extra step of opting-in.
