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Remsen Central School District The Remsen Central School District, which includes the townships of Boonville, Forestport, Ohio, Rems

The Remsen Central School District, which includes the townships of Boonville, Forestport, Ohio, Remsen, Russia, Steuben, and Trenton, has an enrollment of approximately 443 students and has 94 instructional and non-school related staff members. We are a dynamic school community of stakeholders providing diverse, demanding and innovative educational opportunities. Our culture fosters a conscientious desire to learn and achieve to individual potential. Students learn that responsible citizenship comes from critical, determined and sustained effort. The campus consists of a junior high-high school, an elementary school, and a bus maintenance and storage facility. The elementary school (Grades Pre-K -6) and the Junior-Senior High School (7-12) boasting excellent library-media centers, state-of-the-art distance learning facility (Jr./Sr. High), gymnasium/auditoriums, cafeterias, stationary and mobile computer labs, and music and art rooms. In addition to its school buildings and bus garage, the Remsen Central School District has athletic fields for baseball, softball, soccer and track. On December 13, 2016, district residents approved a Capital Project totaling $8.7 million to enhance its facilities in order to continue to provide its students with a modern and up-to-date learning atmosphere. The District recently completed renovation projects totaling $4.529 million to enhance its facilities in order to continue to provide its students with a safe, modern and up-to-date learning atmosphere.

Trent Jenny, a junior and member of the Remsen FFA chapter in Remsen, New York, has earned first-place honors in the Pla...
10/28/2026

Trent Jenny, a junior and member of the Remsen FFA chapter in Remsen, New York, has earned first-place honors in the Plant Systems category, Division 3, at the 2026 National FFA Agriscience Fair.

Jenny earned national recognition for his research project, “Nature of Nanopriming,” which investigated whether seeds soaked in a silver nanoparticle solution would have different germination success compared to seeds treated with traditional hydropriming methods or seeds that received no hydropriming treatment.

The National FFA Agriscience Fair is a key competition that is part of the annual National FFA Convention & Expo, held Oct. 21-24, 2026, in Indianapolis. To qualify, FFA members working as individuals or teams in grades 7 through 12 are required to conduct a scientific research project pertaining to the agriculture or food science industries and win their state’s FFA agriscience fair.

Individuals or teams compete in one of six categories: animal systems; environmental services/natural resource systems; food products and processing systems; plant systems; power, structural and technical systems; or social science. Competitors are also placed into one of six divisions based on grade level and whether they compete individually or as a team.

First-place winners in each state qualified for the national pre-qualifying judging process. A panel of judges reviewed the entries and selected a maximum of 10 projects in each category and division to advance to the next stage of national competition, where FFA members compete for national honors.

The National FFA Organization is a school-based national youth leadership development organization of more than 1,053,847 student members as part of 9,591 local FFA chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
https://www.remsencsd.org/news-details/~board/news-highlight/post/remsen-ffa-member-wins-first-place-at-national-ffa-agriscience-fair

35 Students from both Remsen's Career Transition Program also known as the Pre-ETS (Employment Transition Services) and ...
10/28/2026

35 Students from both Remsen's Career Transition Program also known as the Pre-ETS (Employment Transition Services) and Career & Financial Management Classes attended The Financial Reality Check Fair at MVCC and performed an adult level financial budget simulation. Each student was given information and activities to complete a budget that would work for their needs. Students had to make changes to their budgets and manage income and expenses including the costs of raising one or more children, health insurance, rent or a mortgage, car loans, credit cards, banking, pet expenses, utilities, donating(giving) and retirement. They learned that one decision can seriously impact other parts of their budget and future goals. They also learned that credit affects their options for borrowing money and finding a place to live. It was an excellent opportunity to prepare for the financial decisions that our students will make in the future as adults.
https://www.remsencsd.org/news-details/~board/news-items/post/mvcc-financial-reality-check-fair

On Friday, October 16th, each of our Kindergarten students were presented with a new bicycle helmet of their own. The h...
10/28/2026

On Friday, October 16th, each of our Kindergarten students were presented with a new bicycle helmet of their own. The helmets were generously donated by the Boonville Elks of lodge number 2158. The Elks generously donate helmets for our kindergarten students each year to promote healthy habits and bicycle safety. This year, Mr. William Evans was in attendance for the event. It was neat for the students to meet one of the Elks members and to be able to thank them for donating the helmets.
https://www.remsencsd.org/news-details/~board/news-items/post/boonville-elks-bicycle-helmet-donation

On October 15th, the 5th grade class along with staff members Mr. Hadasz, Mrs. Laurey, Mrs. Runninger and Mrs. Piaschyk...
10/27/2026

On October 15th, the 5th grade class along with staff members Mr. Hadasz, Mrs. Laurey, Mrs. Runninger and Mrs. Piaschyk spent the day mountain biking at Jackson Hill in Boonville. The weather was perfect and the fall foliage was a sight to be seen. The 5th graders had a fun day biking together and making memories as a class. Thank you to the Black River Outdoor Education Program (BROEP) volunteers that made the trip extra special.

Our Fall athletic teams participated, once again this year, in "Pink Out" games to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation...
10/27/2026

Our Fall athletic teams participated, once again this year, in "Pink Out" games to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and the fight against breast cancer. The Remsen Sports Boosters Club coordinated the Pink Out events for our Remsen student-athletes. Thank you to our student athletes, coaches, the Remsen Sports Boosters, and our spectators, for supporting these events and donating to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
https://www.remsencsd.org/news-details/~board/news-items/post/2026-pink-out-games

Check out this great opportunity to be a part of our transportation team. If you, or someone that you know, is interest...
10/26/2026

Check out this great opportunity to be a part of our transportation team. If you, or someone that you know, is interested please check out the information included our check out our district website at www.remsencsd.org/jobs

Thanks to the Didymus Thomas Public Remsen Library, our 6th graders had an enjoyable afternoon on October 13th dissectin...
10/16/2026

Thanks to the Didymus Thomas Public Remsen Library, our 6th graders had an enjoyable afternoon on October 13th dissecting owl pellets. Students were able to sort out the bones that they found and arrange them into bird or rodent skeletons. Thank you to the Remsen Library for their generous donation. It was clear to see that our 6th graders enjoyed this hands-on science activity.
https://www.remsencsd.org/news-details/~board/news-items/post/exploring-owl-pellets

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