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  • District Nursing Team Honored with ABCD Award

    The ABCD Award is given out by the Board of Education as a way to recognize staff members who go Above and Beyond the Call of Duty each and every day to give back to our school community and make sure our students feel safe, secure, and loved – and above all else, provide them…

  • Knox Middle School Principal Nick Snow named new JHS Principal

    As part of the leadership transition in the Greater Johnstown School District, Mr. Nick Snow, currently serving as principal of Knox Middle School, is expected to be appointed as the new principal of Johnstown High School, pending official board approval. Snow will succeed longtime JHS principal Scott Hale, who has been elevated to the role…

  • Incoming GJSD Superintendent Alicia D. Koster Elevates JHS Principal Scott Hale to Assistant Superintendent

    At the District’s May 21st Board of Education meeting, current Assistant Superintendent Ms. Alicia D. Koster was officially appointed as the next Superintendent of Schools for the Greater Johnstown School District, effective August 10. She will succeed Dr. William Crankshaw, who has served as GJSD Superintendent since 2020 and will retire on August 9.  Following…

  • Johnstown Board of Education selects Koster as next Superintendent of Schools

    The Greater Johnstown School District Board of Education has announced its selection for its next superintendent of schools. Ms. Alicia D. Koster, the current assistant superintendent of the Greater Johnstown School District, will officially be appointed during a Board of Education meeting at 6:30 p.m. this evening, Wednesday, May 21 in the Knox auditorium. She…

  • GJSD Community Passes School Budget

    Kline and Stock re-elected to Board of Education On Tuesday, May 20, the Greater Johnstown School District community approved the district’s $45,156,817 budget proposal for the 2025-26 school year by a vote of 350-151, a margin of 70%.  The plan represents a spending increase of 3.84% ($1,667,842) and called for a 2.99% tax levy increase…

  • Kline and Stock run as incumbent candidates for GJSD Board of Education

    On Tuesday, May 20, the community will vote on the district’s proposed spending plan for the 2025-26 school year. They will also elect two candidates to serve on the board of education for three-year terms beginning July 1, 2025. Board members whose terms are expiring this year include Marjorie Kline and William J. Stock. Mr.…

  • JHS Principal Scott Hale names top ten students in Class of 2025

    JHS Principal Scott Hale recently announced the “Top 10” students with the highest GPAs for Johnstown’s graduating Class of 2025. Commencement ceremonies will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 27 outside at Knox Field (rain date Saturday, June 28). Congratulations to: Valedictorian:  Diya Patel Salutatorian:  Julia Moses Remaining “Top 10” in alphabetical order:…

  • Johnstown High School’s Odyssey of the Mind team named New York state champions

    Team raising funds to compete at World Finals in Michigan May 21-24 Johnstown’s Odyssey of the Mind team, representing JHS, won first place out of 20 other Division 2 teams at the New York state tournament in late April in Syracuse. They will now compete at the World Finals May 21-24 at Michigan State University…

  • Annual budget vote and Board of Education elections set for May 20

    On May 20, residents of the Greater Johnstown School District will vote on a proposed $45,156,817 spending plan for the 2025-26 school year. Polls will be open for qualified voters from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the lobby of the Johnstown High School auditorium (JPAC). The proposal represents a 3.84% spending increase ($1,667,842) and…

  • UPK Collaboration RFP for 2025-26 School Year

    The Greater Johnstown School District, a PK-12 public school district located in Fulton County, New York, is seeking proposals for a Universal Prekindergarten Program Collaborator for the 2025-2026 school year. The Greater Johnstown School District plans to contract with an eligible agency to provide educational programs for resident four-year-old children for five slots. A copy…