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Welcome

  • Welcome to the Albany Elementary School website! Take time to browse our website and find out about our school.
     
    The Utica City School District will provide a quality education for a diverse student population in a safe and orderly environment. Students will develop essential academic and responsible citizenship skills and graduate ready to pursue continuing education, become gainfully employed or enlist in military service. This district will provide quality and equity in the distribution of resources including well‐maintained facilities and emerging technology. Fiscal and administrative accountability and continuous improvement in the education of our students is the goal of the Utica City School District.
     
    Albany School Community
    (Safety+ Respect) x (Academic + Social Skills) =Career/College Ready
     

MAY EVENTS

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Science Fair 2019

Stuff The Bus 2018

  • Amazing job by the students, staff, and PTO of Albany Elementary School. Taking it to another level by coming together to Stuff the Bus. The children were so excited to be a part of something that made them feel good and would help the less fortunate in our community. We cannot give out the official count yet but Albany Elementary donated over 1000 toys to the Stuff the Bus program. Great job!! If you would like to support Albany School and our PTO just visit out PTO website and grab your official Albany School Spiritwear. Proceedes go towards field trips and other activities for your kids.

    albanyelempto.com 

Math Game Night

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Utica Schools Code of Conduct

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2017-18 Memories


  • Ally Gator

        Albany School’s Mission Statement   

     

     

    Albany Elementary School will provide a safe, respectful environment ensuring all students achieve their full potential to meet the rigorous curriculum utilizing 21st Century Skills and emerging Technology through working with parents and communities to become career and college ready.

Contact Info

  • Mrs. Kalavazoff

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Mrs. Tania Kalavazoff, Principal
    DASA Coordinator
     
    Office: 315.792.2150 
    Fax: 315.792.2151 
    Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
    Secretary:  Danielle Giovinazzo
    Email:  dgiovinazzo@uticashools.org
     
    Nurse: Krista Klopoteck, 315.368.6502

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