🏈 You're Invited: Coach Chuck Brady Legacy Stone Dedication 🏈 Join us in honoring a true Elmira Heights legend! 📅 Saturday, July 19, 2025 🕛 12:00 PM 📍 Northrop Football Field – College Ave Entrance Coach Brady was more than a teacher and coach — he was a mentor, leader, and inspiration to generations of Spartans from 1966 to 1989. Come celebrate his legacy with the unveiling of a permanent tribute in his honor. 💙🧡 Let’s pack the front gate in Spartan pride! Still want to support the project? 💌 Donate to: Elmira Heights All Sports Booster Club 📝 Memo: Coach Brady Legacy Stone 📬 Mail to: Amy McNeely, 3115 Camden Ave, Horseheads, NY 14845 Questions? Contact: 📞 Andy Lutz – 607-481-1780 📞 Archie McNelis – 607-425-3796 📞 Mike Coghlan – 607-425-3770 #CoachBradyLegacy #ForeverASpartan #ElmiraHeightsPride #SpartanStrong
5 days ago, Elmira Heights CSD
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Dear Cohen Elementary Families, How exciting! Cohen Elementary School is having FIELD DAY on Friday, June 20th. In the event of rain, our reschedule date will be Monday, June 23rd. The children will be involved in a variety of activities throughout the day that will certainly be fun for all. This is not a community event; it is a school event. Each teacher, if they felt it was needed, has already notified a parent to assist. Here are a few details about the day: All children must wear sneakers. Other shoes will not be permitted. Please apply sunscreen prior to sending your child to school. The children will be receiving their t-shirts and filled water bottles on Field Day. Children may wear hats and sunglasses. The cafeteria will be serving lunch, however, your child may bring a bagged lunch if they choose. A special thank you to our PFO for helping to fund this grand event!
26 days ago, Krissy McNamara
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Good morning, Due to thunder and lightning storms tomorrow (6/6), the Cohen Carnival will be indoors on the first floor of Cohen Elementary. More details in attached picture.
about 1 month ago, Krissy McNamara
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Good morning! Reminder- the Cohen Carnival is this Friday 6/6 from 5-8PM, please reference the images for important information. Thank you!
about 1 month ago, Krissy McNamara
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Last day to participate in the Family survey! 📱📚 New School Device Policy Coming Sept 2025! A new state law will impact how students use cellphones & internet-enabled devices during the school day. We’re shaping guidelines now—and we need YOUR voice! 🗣️ Families: Share your thoughts, concerns & ideas to help us support students in this transition. 📝 Take the quick survey: https://forms.gle/7n3rr4WkMLsqfd3A7 #ParentVoice #StudentSuccess #EdPolicy #FamilyFeedback
about 1 month ago, Michael Gill
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Good morning Cohen Families, Please find the June newsletter link below. It’s packed with important information as we head into the final stretch of the school year! In this month’s edition, you’ll find updates and reminders about the end of the year. We encourage you to take a few moments to read through the newsletter so you’re up to date on everything happening at Cohen. As always, thank you for your continued support! Newsletter link: https://sites.google.com/heightsschools.com/newsletter62025/home
about 2 months ago, Krissy McNamara
Thank You, Elmira Heights Community! We sincerely thank our community for your support in approving the budget proposal and propositions presented to the residents of the Elmira Heights Central School District. Your continued commitment to our students, staff, and schools helps ensure a brighter future for all. Together, we’re building a stronger district—thank you for standing with us! —Elmira Heights CSD 2025-2026 Budget - passed 164 yes 60 no 73.2% Bus 2 bus purchase - passed 171 yes 52 no 1 blank Supplemental Financing for Capital Project - passed 162 yes 62 no Proposition to establish reserve for Technology - passed 166 yes 57 yes 1 blank Proposition to establish reserve for Transportation - passed 156 yes 68 no Proposition to establish reserve for Maintenance 131 yes 93 no The open Board position is not resolved at this time.
about 2 months ago, Michael Gill

📣 Coach Chuck Brady Legacy Stone Project 🧱
Honoring a Beloved Elmira Heights Teacher & Coach (1966–1989)

Dear Elmira Heights Community,

With the support of the Elmira Heights Board of Education, plans have been developed to create a Legacy Stone to honor the late Elmira Heights teacher, mentor, and coach, Chuck Brady. Coach Brady served and inspired generations from 1966 to 1989 with unmatched dedication to students, athletes, and our community.

We invite you to join us for a special Dedication Ceremony:
📍 Location: Thomas A. Edison Northrop Football Field – Main Entrance
🗓 Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025
🎉 Open to the Public

Want to Support the Project?
✅ Donations are welcome!
Please make checks payable to:
Elmira Heights All Sports Booster Club
➔ Include "Coach Brady Legacy Stone" in the check memo.

📬 Mail to:
Amy McNeely, Booster Club President
3115 Camden Ave, Horseheads, NY 14845


Questions? Contact:
📞 Andy Lutz – 607-481-1780
📞 Archie McNelis – 607-425-3796
📞 Mike Coghlan – 607-425-3770

Let’s honor the man who shaped champions on and off the field. 💙🧡

2 months ago, Elmira Heights CSD
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Dear Cohen Families, Happy Friday!

Please find the May newsletter link below. It’s packed with important information as we head into the final stretch of the school year!

In this month’s edition, you’ll find updates and reminders about:

Dress code safety , Playground usage during the school day, dismissal, State testing updates, and Important upcoming dates and events.

We encourage you to take a few moments to read through the newsletter so you’re up to date on everything happening at Cohen. As always, thank you for your continued support!

Newsletter link: https://sites.google.com/heightsschools.com/newsletter-52025?usp=sharing

3 months ago, Krissy McNamara
Thank You to Our Local Canine Units! We’d like to extend a big thank you to the dedicated canine units from Chemung and surrounding sheriff departments for participating in a training exercise today at Thomas A. Edison High School and Cohen Middle School. This collaborative effort supports both the ongoing training of these incredible teams and reinforces key elements of our school district safety plans. Today’s visit was focused solely on training—not a social event—and no students were present in the areas where the dogs and handlers were working. We are incredibly grateful for the work these professionals do every day to help keep our schools and communities safe. Thank you—and stay safe out there! #SchoolSafety #CommunitySupport #ThankYouK9s
3 months ago, Michael Gill
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ATTENTION: Calendar Updates: Unused Emergency Days -Due to the relatively mild winter, we are making updates to our school calendar for the remainder of the school year. Provided that we do not need to use any Emergency Days, the following changes will take effect. (see image attached)
3 months ago, Michael Gill
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All schools now closed for the Elmira Heights CSD, Thursday February 6, 2025. Schools are closed due to weather and road conditions during morning transportation window.
5 months ago, Michael Gill
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2 Hour delay: The Elmira Heights Schools are on a 2 hour delay today, Thursday, February 6th, 2025. We are still monitoring the weather as it develops for further changes. Please check back in to see if circumstances change.
5 months ago, Michael Gill
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2 Hour Delay: Elmira Heights Schools are on a 2 hour delay today, Friday January 31st, 2025.
5 months ago, Michael Gill
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With cold temperatures expected in the coming days, please ensure students are bundled up while walking or waiting at the bus stop. We will monitor the weather, but make sure our kiddos are prepared. Stay warm!
6 months ago, Michael Gill
Winter weather could hit as early as Friday morning—avoid Snow Day FOMO by being the first to know when school is closed! Stay ahead of the game and get the *Elmira Heights CSD App* today! Whether it's snow days, school closures, important calendar updates, or the latest sports schedules, the *Elmira Heights CSD App* is your go-to source for everything you need. Want the most up-to-date info directly to your phone? Get the app, and make sure you **accept push notifications** to get instant updates the moment they happen. Here’s how to stay in the loop: 1. Search for *Elmira Heights CSD* in your app store and download it. 2. When prompted, select “Allow” to enable push notifications. 3. Open the app, go to the bottom menu, and tap on *Settings*. 4. Make sure your settings are turned on and select your school building to receive notifications. Get the app and be the FIRST to know about school updates, emergencies, and everything in-between!
8 months ago, Elmira Heights CSD
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Dear Elmira Heights School Community, In light of recent events and local concerns about social media threats to neighboring schools over the past few days, we want to take a moment to share some best practices for school safety and discuss how we can work together to ensure the well-being of our students, staff, and visitors. We understand that this topic may create anxiety for many, but our goal is to foster open communication to enhance safety for everyone. This letter is lengthy, but the safety and security of our schools are of utmost importance to us all. First, I want to clarify that our situation has not changed in the last 24 hours. We have not received any threats directed at our schools. Some nearby schools have experienced "Swatting" threats—false, non-credible threats intended to cause disruption. We are closely monitoring the situation and continuing to work with the Elmira Heights Police Department through our School Resource Officer. As a school community, we are committed to providing a secure environment. One of the most effective ways to strengthen our security is through collaboration with you—parents, students, and staff. Open communication helps us remain informed, vigilant, and responsive. Whether you are securing doors, reporting unusual behavior, or having safety discussions with your children, every effort strengthens the security of our schools. We recognize that these are challenging times and that many of us feel a loss of control over events happening around us. However, we do have significant control when it comes to school safety. By securing our buildings and fostering a strong network of trust within our community, we can create the safest environment possible. In recent years, we have made significant investments to improve our school security, including: • Enhancing main entrances to serve as single points of entry, with secure vestibules for safely processing visitors. • Adding and upgrading cameras across our facilities to improve surveillance and monitoring. • Implementing Raptor software to screen visitors by scanning state-issued identification for background checks. • Upgrading doors and windows to improve security while also enhancing climate control in our buildings. • This fall, we are introducing the "See Something, Say Something" initiative, which will include new communication channels for students, staff, and the community to report concerns. More information on this will be shared soon. One of the most visible and impactful security improvements has been the reintroduction of the School Resource Officer (SRO) program. Our partnership with the Elmira Heights Police Department has always been strong, and now we have their presence in our schools daily. This relationship ensures that our communication with law enforcement is clear, constant, and vigilant, and we are deeply grateful for their dedication to our safety. We understand that school safety is not a destination but an ongoing process. We remain fully committed to continuously improving our safety protocols to benefit our students, staff, and community. We also recognize that these conversations can create heightened anxiety. However, the more we understand our procedures and responses to potential threats, the more confident and comfortable we can feel. Knowing what steps are in place and how we all play a role can ease some of the uncertainty surrounding this important issue. In the coming days, we will provide additional resources and guidance to help you engage in meaningful conversations with your children about school safety, as well as specific procedures we follow to address safety concerns in our schools. Through shared understanding, we can build trust and reinforce the sense of community that strengthens our schools. Together, we can ensure our students "Reach New Heights in Learning" while maintaining the highest standards of safety. Thank you for your continued support, vigilance, and partnership in keeping our school safe. If you have any concerns or suggestions, please do not hesitate to reach out. Together, we can make a difference. Sincerely, Michael F. Gill Superintendent of Schools Elmira Heights School District
10 months ago, Michael Gill
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🚨 Community Update: This morning, the Sheriff’s Department conducted SWAT team training on the West side of the Village of Elmira Heights. We were informed through our Elmira Heights Police Department and School Resource Officer. Please note that this is just a training exercise, and there is no cause for concern. We appreciate their proactive approach and ongoing commitment to keeping our community safe. 👍👮‍♂️ #CommunitySafety #Teamwork
10 months ago, Michael Gill
🚧 Attention: Cohen Campus Closure Updates 🚧 Please be informed that the Cohen campus, including the playground and courts, will be closed on weekdays from 7am to 4pm for ongoing road, parking area, and building construction improvements. Limited access will be available after 4pm, with no vehicle access permitted on campus during this time or after. We kindly ask everyone to respect our neighbors when accessing the campus. Additionally, please note that there may be intermittent closures in the evenings as well. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this period of enhancement.
about 1 year ago, Michael Gill
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🚧 Attention: anticipated Cohen campus closures. Please be patient with our progress! Renovations are coming to the roads and parking lots at Cohen Campus. The Recreation Area, playground, and courts will be closed from 7am to 4pm on affected days. Access to roads and parking lots on campus will also be restricted at times for safety reasons. These closures will begin after July 10th and could extend into August, depending on weather and project completion. Additional work on the Cohen Building may require further closures. Keep an eye on our website and social media for the latest updates! 🛠️
about 1 year ago, Michael Gill