Visit our COVID-19 Updates page at www.highland-k12.org/covid19 for updates
(Washington, D.C., March 24, 2020) – Be on the lookout for potential scammers using the COVID-19 situation to steal personal information, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) warned Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants today. USDA is issuing this warning after receiving reports of several possible SNAP fraud attempts.
Food Service will resume for students tomorrow, Tuesday, March 24. At this time, food for multiple days will be provided. Moving forward, we will be offering food pick-up once a week and will be supplying food for the whole family, not just individual students. Starting next week, the food distribution will be held on Wednesdays, from 9 AM-12 PM at Highland High School. We will have a drive-up model outside of the cafeteria. Those who cannot come to the High School to do pick up should call 691-1040 and we will deliver meals to them.
Updates from CollegeBoard about the Spring AP exams keep coming. The situation is fluid and I am sure there are more changes to come. Please check back often for information. Mr. Judge
We appreciate the patience and support you have shown as we navigate these uncharted waters. Several weeks ago, we began planning for a possible school closure. While we didn’t expect this to be a simple effort, I’m not sure anyone could have predicted just how monumental the task would be.
As per the order of Ulster County Executive, Patrick Ryan, all school districts in Ulster County, which includes the Highland Central School District will be closed starting tomorrow, March 14th-Friday, March 27th
During the period in which Highland schools are closed, students who typically receive mental health services in school will be unable to meet with mental health staff. Therefore, district mental health staff would like to make families aware of the following community-based mental health resources:
While we have no suspected or confirmed cases in our schools, I wanted to take a moment to reassure our parents and community members that the District is in close communication with the Ulster County Dept. of Health....
If you would like to gain access to the Parent Portal for Schooltool, please read the instructions on the attached letter (click on Parent Portal forms). The Registration form must be brought in to the Main Office along with a Photo ID. Thank you!
Is your emergency contact information up-to-date? If your child became seriously ill at school, could we reach you? If there were an emergency school closing, how would we let you know? Whether for a snow day, emergency or progress updates school officials occasionally need to contact parents/guardians with important information. We rely on the emergency contact information that you
