
Happy retirement, Bill Ferenczy!
Your care, dedication, and presence have meant so much to our school community. You’ll be truly missed, and we wish you all the best as you begin this exciting new chapter. 📚


Congratulations to Bella Bushane, Ryley McDonald, and Christopher Mozzillo!
On Wednesday evening, June 18, these three outstanding C-A seniors were honored with scholarships from the Greene County Vet 2 Vet program.
They were among just six recipients from across Greene County schools, chosen for their thoughtful essays, strong applications, and status as proud descendants of U.S. Veterans.
We’re incredibly proud of their achievement and grateful for the continued support of programs that recognize academic excellence and honor military families. 🇺🇸🎓



Cheers to you, Tina Dombroski!
Your passion and care have left a lasting mark on our school. Wishing you happiness and adventure in retirement! 🎉🍏


Wishing Georgette Berlin all the best in retirement!
Your impact here at C-A will be remembered for years to come. Enjoy this well-deserved next chapter! 🌟📘


Coxsackie-Athens High School seniors who have enlisted in the U.S. Armed Forces are pictured with some of the C-A staff who are U.S. military veterans. (Left to right): English teacher Bob Dial (Army), Senior Armari Scott (Marines), Senior Sophie Brady (Army), Technology teacher Rocco Pietrofesa (Air Force), and Fitness Center Coordinator Patricia Fitzgerald (Marines).

🎉 Happy Retirement, Bill Pugliese!
Thank you for everything you’ve done for our students and school community. Wishing you all the best in this exciting new chapter! 📚


Wishing a happy retirement to Lauri Anderson!
Thank you for your dedication and the positive impact you’ve made on our students and school community. You will be missed! 📚


🎓✨ National Junior Honor Society Induction & Graduate Recognition
We are proud to celebrate the newest inductees of the Coxsackie-Athens Central School District’s Capsilon Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society! These exceptional students have demonstrated outstanding scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship.
👏 A special congratulations to our graduating NJHS members as well — your dedication and integrity have left a lasting legacy. We wish you all continued success in high school and beyond!
💙💛 Join us in recognizing these bright young leaders as they continue to make a positive impact on our school and community.





The Hawks Read and Lead Program Concludes with Smiles, Stories, and Inspiration
Our spring edition of the Hawks Read and Lead program wrapped up today, and the joy it brought to everyone involved was unforgettable. From the smiles of our youngest learners to the pride in our student-athletes’ eyes, this event once again reminded us of the powerful connection between education, and athletics in our school community.
The Hawks Read and Lead program is more than just reading aloud, it's about building bridges. It develops a meaningful connection between our student-athletes and the school community, showing our youngest Coxsackie-Athens students the power of positive role models. It enhances the power of reading through the inspiration of sport, creating moments that stay with both readers and listeners long after the final page is turned.
What makes this program even more special is that these athletes volunteer and ask to be a part of this program. This is a true testament to their character and leadership.
A special thank you to our outstanding spring athletes who participated:
Sophie Brady, Hannah Osborn, Gavin Macie, Tristan Canning, Brooke Kelly, Leigha Wiley, Brooke Miller, Leah Walker, Rylee Gardner, Jackson Purdy, Brendan Woytowich, Hailey Gibney, Nico Galante, Danielle Deering, Payton Slater, Alex Slater, and Andrew Sager.
We also extend our deepest gratitude to the many wonderful host teachers who welcomed our athletes into their classrooms:
Ms. Whiting, Ms. Westfall, Ms. Anderson, Ms. Feldle, Ms. Civill, Ms. Callahan, Ms. VanHaverbeke, Ms. Goldner, Mr. DeLuca, Ms. Bayer, Ms. Fiato, Ms. Faller, Ms. Patterson, Ms. Donlon, Ms. Capeci, Ms. Roberg, Ms. Mlyniec, Ms. Holoduek, Ms. Pieruzzi, and Ms. Wager.
Together, you’ve all helped write another incredible chapter in the story of our 2025 Coxsackie-Athens athletic year. 📚⚾️🏃♀️🥎💙











🎓 Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
Our seniors took a stroll down memory lane during their Senior Walk, visiting the halls where their journey began.
We’re so proud of all they’ve accomplished!
https://youtu.be/xWMpFUrCTYI

👮♂️ Police Day at C-A!
Our CE students had an incredible experience during our hands-on Police Day event! They explored the inside of police vehicles, watched exciting K-9 demonstrations 🐾, and even got to see a helicopter land right on the track field! 🚁
Students had the chance to get up close to the helicopter, ask questions, and learn more about the tools and teamwork that go into keeping our communities safe.
A huge thank you to all the law enforcement officers and emergency personnel who made this day so memorable. Your support and dedication are appreciated!





Congrats to our 4x100 ladies relay team for finishing 5th place at the NYS track and field championships.


🎓 Congratulations to the Top 10 Seniors of the Class of 2025! 🎉
We’re incredibly proud of these outstanding students and all they’ve accomplished. We know they’ll go on to do amazing things!
Hear from each of them as they share how their time at C-A prepared them for college, careers, and life beyond high school.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xvo-Ygltrc




We are honored to recognize Edmund Chan as the Valedictorian of the Class of 2025! His dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence have earned him a place at Harvard University this fall. We can’t wait to see the incredible impact he’ll make in the future. Congratulations, Edmund!


We’re proud to recognize six of our outstanding student-athletes who will be representing Coxsackie-Athens at the Track and Field State Tournament this Friday in Middletown, NY! Competing in both the 4x100 and 4x200 relays are Alexia Strom-Warren, Avery Conrad, Sophie Brady, Hailey Gibney, Danielle Deering, and alternate Payton Slater.
Gates open at noon, and the girls are expected to compete around 6:30 p.m. You can stream the meet at milesplit.com (please note, it's a paid service). Good luck, ladies—we’re proud of you!


Join us in celebrating Ainsley Rausch, the Salutatorian of the Class of 2025! She’ll be attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute this fall, and we’re excited to see all she’ll accomplish on her academic journey.


On June 7th, Molly Cooper presented her artwork at the annual New York State Art Teachers Association (NYSATA) Portfolio Project adjudication. This year’s event was hosted by Russell Sage College. The Portfolio Project is an initiative of NYSATA that was developed in cooperation with the New York State Education Department. It is an authentic assessment tool that is aligned with the New York State learning standards. Molly submitted a Commencement Level portfolio. The rigorous process demands in-depth research, an essay, short answer responses, the submission of preliminary sketches, completed works of art, and a formal interview. Miss Cooper is the first student from Coxsackie-Athens to participate in the evaluation of her art and she received the highest possible rating - “distinguished”. Molly’s achievement reflects not only her artistic talent but also her dedication, academic excellence, and commitment to the creative process. Here is a sample of some of the required elements of her portfolio. Congratulations to Molly on this exceptional accomplishment!

Congratulations to Leigha Wiley, ranked 3rd in the Class of 2025! She’ll be continuing her journey at Marist College this fall. We are so proud of Leigha and can’t wait to see where her journey takes her!


Congratulations to Riley McDonald, ranked 4th in the Class of 2025! She’ll be attending SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry this fall. We’re proud of her accomplishments and excited for what’s ahead!


🎬✨ Mrs. Field's Critical Issues in Health College in the High School class students used their voices for good! They just wrapped up a powerful PSA project exploring the impact of social media use on teen mental health. From anxiety to self-image, they're shining a light on the issues of the effects of daily digital habits. 💬📱💡
Special thanks to Tommy Esposito for helping with filming and Kailey Brynda, Tatiana Agosto, Airianna Roberts, Bronwyn Pilato, Madyson Dedrick and Leigha Wiley for creating the script!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtlNYm7bifI