Guilderland

Jill Loew, Guilderland

Marie Wiles, Ph.D, Superintendent, Guilderland Central School District

“He brought the topic to life in a very powerful way, really basing his talk out of the actual words of our students who have experienced some version of hate speech,” said Guilderland’s superintendent about Matthew Pinchinat, the district’s DEI coordinator. Pinchinat used that, she said, “to make sure every child, every student, every adult knows that they are valued and affirmed and cared about.”

The board’s March 28 meeting began with an orchestrated chorus of students and parents pointing out space and safety issues with practice rooms and storage spaces for musical instruments.

March for Our Lives members of the Guilderland High School chapter listen on Monday to Albany County Legislator Dustin Reidy.

On Monday afternoon, Apr. 3, the Guilderland boys’ tennis team traveled to Bethlehem High School to take on the Eagles in their first regular-season matchup of the spring tennis season. The Dutch fell 9 to 0.

Last Friday evening, March 31, the Guilderland Dutchmen and Voorheesville Blackbirds faced off at Guilderland High School in a non-league matchup. Guilderland’s high powered offense didn’t allow Voorheesville much opportunity as Guilderland won, 18 to 4.

Last Thursday, Mar. 30, the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team hosted the Kingston Tigers in a home opener at home. Guilderland fell behind and attempted to try to score the tying goal late but fell, 7 to 6.

Guilderland Superintendent Marie Wiles noted that currently Guilderland is allotted $5,400 for each pre-kindergarten student, “which doesn’t begin to cover the cost for the community-based partners that we have.” She went on, “They feel and rightfully so — and were pleased to continue to work with us — that they can actually do better just by being independent and getting self pay from parents who can afford it.”

John Hargraves, M.D., Guilderland

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