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  • Amsterdam Elks Backpack Giveaway

    The following information is being provided as a service to our community. If you have questions about the information, please contact the sponsoring organization.

    Wednesday, Jul 01 2026

  • Summer programs at the Fulton County YMCA

    The following information is being provided as a service to our community. If you have questions about the information, please contact the sponsoring organization.

    Tuesday, Jun 16 2026

  • Perth Volunteer Fire Company Spring into Summer Flin...

    The following information is being provided as a service to our community. If you have questions about the information, please contact the sponsoring organization.

    Tuesday, Jun 16 2026

  • 2026 B-P Athletics Summer Camps – registration now o...

    [Tuesday, Jun 23 at 8:34 AM] Deadline extended! There's still time to sign up for B-P's summer sports camps. Turn in your registration form and payment by Wednesday, June 24!

    Friday, Jun 05 2026

  • B-P is hiring! We're currently recruiting for the fo...

    B-P is hiring! We're currently recruiting for  the following positions for the 2026-27 school year: technology teacher, social studies teacher, term physical education teacher (middle school), science teacher, mathematics teacher, and English Language Arts teacher.   Click here to learn more and to apply.

    Sunday, May 10 2026

  • Broadalbin-Perth to host Senior Citizens Prom Friday...

    The Broadalbin-Perth Central School District has partnered with the Fulton County Office for the Aging to present the 2026 Senior Citizens Prom. The prom will take place 5:30-8 p.m., Friday, May 15, in the middle school gymnasium at Broadalbin-Perth’s secondary campus, located at 100 Bridge St., Broadalbin. Senior citizens (age 60 and older) in the community, as well as alumni of the former Broadalbin and Perth school districts, are invited to enjoy a fun-filled evening that includes dinner, dancing, photo opportunities, and show excerpts from the high school drama production of “The Lion King Jr.” Student volunteers will help throughout the event. Guests will be welcomed with hot and cold beverages and appetizers beginning at arrival, with dinner served at 6 p.m. Entrée selections include baked chicken or stuffed sole, each served with a baked potato, homemade coleslaw, and a California vegetable medley. Dessert will feature an assortment of homemade cakes. Parking will be available in the first lot on the right when entering from Bridge Street near the middle school entrance. Additional parking is available in the high school lot if needed. For more information about this event, including to RSVP by May 1, contact the Fulton County Office for the Aging at 518-736-5650.

    Thursday, Apr 23 2026

  • May breakfast and lunch menus

    The May breakfast and lunch menus are now available! Print-friendly PDFs are attached . Printed copies of the menu will also be available at each school's main office. You can also find the menu on the district's website, on both  the food services page  and  the calendar page , as well as on the TV displays throughout each school building. You can also sync the breakfast and lunch menu calendars to your own digital calendar;  click here for step-by-step directions .

    Wednesday, Apr 22 2026

  • BPTA Spring Cleaning Fundraiser

    Hello B-P Families, The BPTA is hosting a Spring Cleaning Fundraiser. The proceeds for this event will go toward the Senior Scholarship Fund. The sale will run from today until May 1st. You may order  online  or from any BPTA member. Your order will only be placed if we have received payment by May 1st.

    Wednesday, Apr 22 2026

  • B-P 2026-27 budget proposal maintains fiscal efficie...

    Click here or on the thumbnail to preview the budget newsletter that will be mailed to all district households On Tuesday, May 19, qualified residents of the Broadalbin-Perth Central School District will vote on a proposed $44,685,000 budget for the 2026-27 school year. Members of the Board of Education approved the budget proposal during their regular meeting on Monday, April 20. The proposed budget represents a 3.01% spending increase and a year-to-year tax levy increase of 3.88%, which is equal to the district’s state-mandated tax levy limit. A simple majority of voters (more than 50%) is required for budget approval. This marks the first time in 10 years that the district’s budget proposal has called for a tax levy increase equal to its calculated tax “cap.” In addition to maintaining all current programs for students, the proposed spending plan expands secondary course offerings and allows for the articulation of five career pathways for high school students in the areas of construction and skilled trades, computer and engineering sciences, business, visual arts, and health sciences.  The 2026-27 budget also takes advantage of a new BOCES service that allows high school students to take college courses at no cost to their families, with the state reimbursing the district at a 70% rate for associated costs. “This tuition service opens up new doors for our students who haven’t been able to afford to take college classes in the past,” said Superintendent of Schools Stephen Tomlinson. “This opportunity will save many families a great deal of money, not only while their children attend B-P, but also once they move on to higher education.” Tomlinson said he is proud of all that Broadalbin-Perth offers while continuing to operate as one of the most cost-efficient school districts in the state. The district consistently has the lowest per-pupil expenditures in the 15-district HFM BOCES region. B-P was more efficient than 93% of all 666 school districts in New York state during the 2023-24 school year, the latest year for which data is available, spending $22,369 per student that year. In addition to the 2026-27 budget proposal, on May 19, voters will also consider a proposition to purchase new buses as part of the district’s long-standing bus replacement program, and they will elect one person to the Board of Education. Incumbent Ryan Crane is running unopposed for re-election. The district will host a public hearing on the budget proposal starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 6, in the lecture hall at B-P High School. All in-person voting will take place at the Robert C. Munn Gymnasium at BPHS from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19. Applications for absentee ballots may be obtained at the district office or by calling the district clerk at 518-954-2501.

    Wednesday, Apr 22 2026

  • It's Most Valuable Patriot (MVP) time!

    Please get your nominations in for the May MVP by Monday, May 4. The MVP Award is a monthly employee recognition program that provides an easy way for people to say "thank you" to staff who go above and beyond what is expected of them.  The MVP award will be presented to two winners each month. Nominate here: https://bpcsd.org/mvp

    Monday, Apr 20 2026