Welcome to Keene Central School!

The Heart of Our Community

33 Market St  PO Box 67  Keene Valley, NY  12943
T 518-576-4555 F 518-576-4599
 

Superintendent'
s Message 

A new year, new beginnings and an affirmation to continue the quality work done over the years that has made Keene Central School a school worthy of praise and pride. 

  • Small classes will continue to be a hallmark for the school.  Students and teachers have ample opportunity to work together to solve any issues as they arise and to work closely throughout the teaching and learning process.
  • A supportive community that embraces the benefits of a rural community school.
  • Involved parents and families that give the encouragement to their students to give their best to their studies and activities each day.
  • Quality caring staff, teachers and administrators who approach each day with the students needs at the forefront of their work.

2013 promises to have both challenges and rewards.  Keene Central School District is ready, willing and able to make the best of both.

Happy New Year

“Celebrate each other and celebrate you!”



Kindergarten / Primary Students Performing at the KCS Winter Concert 2012

 

  About Our School




Keene Central School is a vital and cherished part of the community life and cultural tradition of Keene Valley, NY. Located on the Au Sable River in the heart of the High Peaks region of the Adirondacks, this rural K-12 public school serves the children of Keene/Keene Valley in one building, under one roof.

Keene Central School District is locally run, benefits from a close relationship among teachers, staff, students and families, and is strengthened by unparalleled community involvement.

Student achievement consistently ranks above average. Small class sizes allow for individualized learning and flexibility within a traditional educational model and experienced faculty members work closely together with parents to ensure that each child is successful.

Keene Central School is one of the most vibrant and highly regarded school districts in the region.


Fourth grade Spanish class celebrates Cinco de Mayo by enjoying jugo de piña (pineapple juice), chips and their own homemade salsa.  ¡Viva México!


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