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Sixth Graders Selected for Olympic Development Program Coached by VCSD Alum

This past weekend, Voorheesville Middle School students Kensington English and Alexandra Young played in the Olympic Development Program (ODP) u12 Girls East Regional ID Tournament, in Lancaster Massachusetts.   The sixth graders were selected for the 19-player roster Eastern NY North girls soccer team after completing three rounds of tryouts in areas encompassing Westchester County to …

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Fine Arts Day 2022 

Families of fourth graders were invited to the elementary school to view students’ artwork and watch them perform on stage. This was the first fourth grade performance in three years and they did a fabulous job singing in harmony! It was exciting to include the fourth grade hand chime choir as well.  “We are so …

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VES Student Council Raises Thousands for Epilepsy

The fifth grade VES Student Council organized a coin drive to support the Epilepsy Foundation.  Over three weeks, all the grade levels at the elementary school competed to see who could donate the most coins to the cause. At the end of each week, student council members helped count the change. The fourth graders donated …

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Excellence in Physical Education

Congratulations to the following students who have been selected for the Capital Zone Sandra G. Morley Physical Education Student Leadership Award.  This award is given for outstanding leadership and excellence in Physical Education. These students have performed well in the areas of fitness, citizenship, and leadership. Mia C. Ellie C. Riley C. Caroline C. Alara C. …

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Third Graders Put on an AMOOSING Show

This year’s the Theater, Arts, and Dance (TAD) show was called A Barnyard Moosical. Students had fun performing the musical for families with the support of Mrs. Beauregaurd, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Vitelli, and the 3rd-grade teachers.  Check out the 20 minute long video (edited by Christina Beauregard) in this link. 

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2022 Valedictorian – Lelaina Beauregard

Lelaina Elizabeth Beauregard is the Class of 2022 Valedictorian at Clayton A. Bouton High School. Over the course of her high school career, Lelaina has been heavily involved in the arts, participating in the Capital District Youth Chorale, as well as student directing for the middle school musical and being an officer in the high …

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2022 Salutatorian: Victoria Iacabucci

Victoria Iacabucci is the Class of 2022 Salutatorian at Clayton A. Bouton High School. Victoria has been a student at Voorheesville since kindergarten. She balanced academics and the arts, extracurriculars, and community service across her years. Victoria focused on the sciences for most of her classes and also played oboe in band for all four …

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Law Day 2022: “Toward a More Perfect Union: The Constitution in Times of Change” 

Clayton A. Bouton High School hosted The Honorable Daniel J. Stewart, Magistrate Judge and Attorney Mara Afzali to discuss constitutional law for our annual Law Day presentation.  The focus this year was on the 14th amendment and how it’s had an impact on several supreme court cases over the last 153 years. US History and …

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Field Trip Exploring Voorheesville’s History

On Friday, fourth grade students took a historical walking tour of Voorheesville to learn about some landmarks in the village. The tour was led by Mr. Mattison.   Students learned about the booming businesses that once made up Voorheesville, when the village was a railroad hub. Some stops along the way included: The Harris House, …

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