Faced with reduced resources and a government reform agenda, Superintendent Marie Wiles wants school leaders, rather than outside pressures, to define Guilderland's future.

Guilderland has 20 teachers on required improvement plans, a measure the superintendent says is unwarranted because the numbers from hastily implemented state tests, she said, don't mean much.

The Altamont Enterprise.

Established 1884.

John D. Ogsbury, Editor and Publisher

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Circulation last week 2,957

ALTAMONT, N.Y., FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1914.

The Guilderland girls' basketball team was trying to inspire younger players, and it definitely worked.

To the Editor:

I would like to comment on your Jan. 16, editorial “Good dialogue makes good neighbors.” The editorial speaks to the dispute between neighbors Ms. Barbara Huba and Mr. Michele Salerno. 

The Schenectady-Guilderland-Scotia Student Rowing Club is having an informational meeting at the Guilderland Public Library on Tuesday, January 28 at 6:45 p.m.    

The club is seeking rowers for the spring 2014 season. SGS rows on the Mohawk River and is open to new and returning rowers who are in seventh to 12th grade. 

The Guilderland Girls Softball League is now accepting registrations for the 2014 season.

To register, or for further information, go online to www.guilderlandgirlssoftball.org.

It is always interesting to read about the Altamont High School class reunions.

The most recent sixtieth reunion pictured and talked about people who are well-known in and around the village. They are still the supporters of our businesses, churches and fraternal organizations.