Our Schools, Our Future: Capital Project - Niskayuna Central School District

District accelerates timeline for middle school grade level changes, school renovations and programs.
Students and teachers have moved into the new 20 classroom addition at Iroquois.
Students using a breakout space in the new addition at Iroquois Middle School.
Even with all the lights on, the cafeteria at VA feels dark and uninviting. This proposal will upgrade common spaces like cafeterias with modern lighting, flooring and fixtures.
Aspects of the Craig Elementary School gymnasium, among others in the district, have not been updated for multiple generations of students. The project will refresh dated gyms, including potential audiovisual technology.
Several pieces of playground equipment districtwide are in disrepair, as seen here at Hillside. Planned work in the 2024 capital project will address making needed repairs at all elementary school campuses.
The interior wall of the high school auditorium is showing signs of water damage. Audience members can see the impacted areas from their seats. The exterior wall panel system installed when built in the 1950s no longer performs as an effective weather barrier.

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Exciting middle level improvements continue as Capital Project work gains momentum

Renovations are nearing completion at Iroquois Middle School and construction is ready to begin at Van Antwerp Middle School, taking Niskayuna’s middle level one step closer to a new beginning. The goal is...

Reimagining middle level education in Niskayuna

District accelerates timeline for grade level changes, school renovations and programs After careful consideration, district officials have modified the timeline for Niskayuna’s middle school grade-level reconfiguration and the redesign of its programs. “Construction...

Voters approve 2024 Capital Project

Voters in the Niskayuna Central School District have approved a $47.17 million capital project that will renovate and expand Van Antwerp Middle School, modernize the district’s five elementary schools, and complete critical infrastructure...

Modernizing Spaces to Enhance Student Experience

On Tuesday, February 13, voters will head to the polls to decide on a $47.17 million capital project. This is the second of three planned capital project referenda (2021, 2024, 2027) to modernize...

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