Category: District
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Therapy dogs bring comfort and connection to Mohonasen
At Mohonasen, therapy dogs have become a comforting and familiar presence for students and staff alike. With more than 10 certified therapy dogs visiting regularly across all grade levels, the district has embraced these furry companions as part of its commitment to student wellness and mental health support. The dogs, accompanied by trained handlers, visit…
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2025 Europe trip informational meeting
There will be an informational meeting for the March 2027 Europe trip on Tuesday, May 6, at 6 p.m. in the Center for Advanced Technology (CAT) building. Any student attending Mohonasen High School at that time is eligible to sign up. The group will be traveling to England and France. Registration for the meeting is…
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Winter sports athletes recognized by BOE
At the April 23 Board meeting, Athletic Director Matt Ronca highlighted the exceptional accomplishments of Mohon students and coaches during this past Winter sports season. Girls Bowling and Coach Fountain The team had an outstanding season, finishing undefeated in the Colonial Council with a 12-0 record, earning the title of Colonial Council Champions. They were…
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2025-26 proposed budget focuses on school safety
On Tuesday, May 20, Mohonasen voters will vote on the proposed $71.7 million budget for the 2025-26 school year. The budget proposal includes a tax levy increase of 2.6%, which is at the district’s state-mandated limit. As a result, a simple majority of voters is needed for approval. Residents will also elect two candidates to…
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Transportation Employee of the Month: Mary Faulkner
The Transportation Department is happy to recognize Mary Faulkner as the Employee of the Month! Mary Faulkner is more than just a bus driver—she’s a gem in our school community. In just three years, she’s become an indispensable part of our team, always going the extra mile for both students and staff. Inside the building,…
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Draper receives new cameras thanks to the Mohonasen Foundation for Excellence
Draper students received new digital cameras and equipment thanks to a generous grant from the Mohonasen Foundation for Excellence. With recent updates to the cell phone policy, students needed a new way to participate in the photography unit created by art teacher Steve Blais, and these cameras are the perfect solution. They will help students…
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Kindergarten registration dates
Kindergarten registration packets have been mailed out to families of students in our database who are eligible to attend kindergarten next school year. If you did not receive a packet, you can find the information here. Important dates to remember: Call (518) 356.8401 for more information or email Bradt Principal Leslie Smith at lesmith@mohonasen.org.
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Draper’s 4th Annual Celebration of Cultures Day
Draper students participated in the annual Celebration of Cultures Day, sponsored by Draper’s Peers for Peace and No Place for Hate. The event celebrated the backgrounds and traditions that make the Draper community, giving students a platform to proudly share their heritage with classmates and staff. In preparation for the day, students created informative posters…
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Holocaust Remembrance Day offered powerful lessons of resilience, history and hope
On Tuesday, Mohonasen observed Holocaust Remembrance Day through a series of impactful and educational presentations, thanks in part to support from the Mohonasen Foundation Grant. The day began with a moving presentation from Arnon Adler, the son of Holocaust survivors. Mr. Adler shared the story of his father’s experience during the Holocaust, speaking from his…
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Pinewood Ronald McDonald fundraiser
Pinewood students, families and staff came together in a generous effort, raising $2,980 for the Ronald McDonald House. As part of the fundraiser, Principal Thompson issued a “principal’s challenge,” and Mrs. MacMaster’s class rose to the occasion, raising the most money. To celebrate their achievement, he became a “student for a day” in her classroom.…