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Mlsnysamschooldistrictsforall District/School Zip District/School Name Administrator Address City StateCode Telephone ALBANY COUNTY ALBANY CITY SD Dr. Eva Joseph Academy Pk Albany NY 12207 (518)475-6010 ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL Ms. Maxine Fantroy-Ford 700 Washington Ave Albany NY 12203 (518)454-3987 ALBANY SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES Ms. Rosalyn Wallace 108 Whitehall Rd Albany NY 12209 (518)462-7258 ARBOR HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Rosalyn Gaines-Harrell 1 Arbor Dr Albany NY 12210 (518)462-7166 DELAWARE COMMUNITY SCHOOL Ms. Maria Witazek 43 Bertha St Albany NY 12209 (518)475-6750 EAGLE POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Kathleen Brown 1044 Western Ave Albany NY 12203 (518)475-6825 GIFFEN MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Beverly Ivey 274 S Pearl St Albany NY 12202 (518)462-7176 MONTESSORI MAGNET SCHOOL Ms. Kathleen Mrozak 65 Tremont St Albany NY 12206 (518)475-6675 MYERS MIDDLE SCHOOL Ms. Kimberly Wilkins 100 Elbel Ct Albany NY 12209 (518)475-6425 NORTH ALBANY ACADEMY Mr. Dale Getto 570 N Pearl St Albany NY 12204 (518)475-6800 P J SCHUYLER ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY Ms. Dorinda Davis 676 Clinton Ave Albany NY 12206 (518)475-6700 PHILIP LIVINGSTON MAGNET ACADEMY Ms. Tracy Ford 315 Northern Blvd Albany NY 12210 (518)462-7154 PINE HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Vibetta Sanders 41 N Allen St Albany NY 12203 (518)475-6725 SCHOOL 19 Mr. Gregory Jones 75 Park Ave Albany NY 12202 (518)462-7334 SHERIDAN PREP ACADEMY Ms. Cecily Wilson 400 Sheridan Ave Albany NY 12206 (518)475-6850 THOMAS S O'BRIEN ACAD OF SCI & TECH Dr. Rachelle Salerno Lincoln Park Albany NY 12202 (518)462-7262 WILLIAM S HACKETT MIDDLE SCHOOL Mr. Kenneth Newman 141 Western Ave Albany NY 12203 (518)462-7186 BERNE-KNOX-WESTERLO CSD Mr. Steven M Schrade 1738 Helderberg Trl Berne NY 12023 (518)872-1293 BERNE-KNOX-WESTERLO ELEM SCH Mr. Brian Corey 1738 Helderberg Trl Berne NY 12023 (518)872-2030 BERNE-KNOX-WESTERLO JUNIOR-SENIOR HS Mr. Ralph L Lyons 1738 Helderberg Trl Berne NY 12023 (518)872-1482 BETHLEHEM CSD Dr. Leslie Loomis 90 Adams Pl Delmar NY 12054 (518)439-7098 BETHLEHEM CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL Ms. Jody Monroe 332 Kenwood Ave Delmar NY 12054 (518)439-7460 BETHLEHEM CENTRAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Charles Abba 700 Delaware Ave Delmar NY 12054 (518)439-4921 CLARKSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Dorothy McDonald 58 Verda Ln Clarksville NY 12041 (518)768-2318 ELSMERE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Katherine Kloss 247 Delaware Ave Delmar NY 12054 (518)439-4996 GLENMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Laura Heffernan 328 Rt 9W Glenmont NY 12077 (518)463-1154 HAMAGRAEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. David Ksanznak 1 Mc Guffey Ln Delmar NY 12054 (518)439-4905 SLINGERLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Heidi Bonacquist 25 Union Ave Delmar NY 12054 (518)439-7681 COHOES CITY SD Mr. Charles S Dedrick 7 Bevan St Cohoes NY 12047 (518)237-0100 ABRAM LANSING SCHOOL Mr. Clifford Bird 27 James St Cohoes NY 12047 (518)237-5044 COHOES HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Joseph Rajczak 1 Tiger Way Cohoes NY 12047 (518)237-9100 COHOES MIDDLE SCHOOL Mr. Mark Perry 7 Bevan St Cohoes NY 12047 (518)237-4131 HARMONY HILL SCHOOL Ms. Kitty Summers Madelon K Hickey Way Cohoes NY 12047 (518)233-1900 VAN SCHAICK ISLAND SCHOOL Ms. Jacqueline Dechiaro 150 Continental Ave Cohoes NY 12047 (518)237-2828 GREEN ISLAND UFSD Mr. John E McKinney 171 Hudson Ave Green Island NY 12183 (518)273-1422 HEATLY SCHOOL Ms. Kim Lybolt 171 Hudson Ave Green Island NY 12183 (518)273-1422 GUILDERLAND CSD Dr. Gregory Aidala 6076 State Farm Rd Guilderland NY 12084 (518)456-6200 ALTAMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Peter Brabant 117 Grand St Altamont NY 12009 (518)861-8528 FARNSWORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL Ms. Mary F Summermatter 6072 State Farm Rd Guilderland NY 12084 (518)456-6010 GUILDERLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Dianne Walshhampton 2225 Western Ave Guilderland NY 12084 (518)869-0293 GUILDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Harry Kachadurian 8 School Rd Guilderland Center NY 12085 (518)861-8591 LYNNWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. James E Dillon 8 Regina Dr Schenectady NY 12303 (518)355-7930 PINE BUSH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Martha Beck 3437 Carman Rd Schenectady NY 12303 (518)357-2770 WESTMERE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Deborah Drumm 6270 Johnston Rd Albany NY 12203 (518)456-3771 MAPLEWOOD COMN SD Mr. Jerome D Steele 32 Cohoes Rd Watervliet NY 12189 (518)273-1512 MAPLEWOOD SCHOOL Mr. Jerome D Steele 32 Cohoes Rd Watervliet NY 12189 (518)273-1512 MENANDS UFSD Ms. Kathleen Meany 19 Wards Ln Menands NY 12204 (518)465-4561 MENANDS SCHOOL Ms. Kathleen Meany 19 Wards Ln Menands NY 12204 (518)465-4561 NORTH COLONIE CSD Mrs. Randy A Ehrenberg 91 Fiddler's Ln Latham NY 12110 (518)785-8591 BLUE CREEK SCHOOL Ms. Annette Trapini 100 Clinton Rd Latham NY 12110 (518)785-7451 BOGHT HILLS SCHOOL Ms. Kimberly Greiner 38 Dunsbach Ferry Rd Cohoes NY 12047 (518)785-0222 FORTS FERRY SCHOOL Ms. Candace Lobdell 95 Forts Ferry Rd Latham NY 12110 (518)785-9203 LATHAM RIDGE SCHOOL Mr. James Martin 6 Mercer Ave Latham NY 12110 (518)785-3211 LOUDONVILLE SCHOOL Ms. Kerry Flynn 349 Osborne Rd Loudonville NY 12211 (518)434-1960 SHAKER HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Richard Murphy 445 Watrvlt-Shaker R Latham NY 12110 (518)785-5511 SHAKER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Russell B Moore 475 Watrvlt-Shaker R Latham NY 12110 (518)785-1341 SOUTHGATE SCHOOL Ms. Jerri Lynn Dedrick 30 Southgate Rd Loudonville NY 12211 (518)785-6607 RAVENA-COEYMANS-SELKIRK CSD Ms. Vicki Wright 26 Thatcher St Selkirk NY 12158 (518)756-5200 ALBERTUS W BECKER SCHOOL Ms. Claudia Verga 1146 Rt 9W Selkirk NY 12158 (518)756-5200 PIETER B COEYMANS SCHOOL Ms. Elizabeth Smith 66 Church St Coeymans NY 12045 (518)756-5200 RAVENA MIDDLE SCHOOL Ms. Pamela G Black 2025 Rt 9W Ravena NY 12143 (518)756-5200 RAVENA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Hakim Jones 2025 Rt 9W Ravena NY 12143 (518)756-5200 SOUTH COLONIE CSD Mr. Michael Marcelle 102 Loralee Dr Albany NY 12205 (518)869-3576 COLONIE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Mr. David Wetzel 1 Raider Blvd Albany NY 12205 (518)459-1220 FOREST PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Patrick Gunner 100 Forest Dr Albany NY 12205 (518)869-3006 LISHA KILL MIDDLE SCHOOL Mr. Francis Cocozza 68 Waterman Ave Albany NY 12205 (518)456-2306 9 District/School Zip District/School Name Administrator Address City StateCode Telephone ALBANY COUNTY ROESSLEVILLE SCHOOL Ms. Suzanne Moore 100 California Ave Albany NY 12205 (518)459-2157 SADDLEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Ernest Casile 100 Loralee Dr Albany NY 12205 (518)456-2608 SAND CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL Mr. David Perry 329 Sand Creek Rd Albany NY 12205 (518)459-1333 SHAKER ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. William Dollard 512 Albany Shaker Rd Albany NY 12211 (518)458-1440 VEEDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Kathleen Gottschalk 25 Veeder Dr Albany NY 12205 (518)869-4661 VOORHEESVILLE CSD Ms. Linda Langevin 432 New Salem Rd Voorheesville NY 12186 (518)765-3313 C A BOUTON MIDDLE/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Mark Diefendorf 432 New Salem Rd Voorheesville NY 12186 (518)765-3314 VOORHEESVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Kenneth Lein 129 Maple Ave Voorheesville NY 12186 (518)765-2382 WATERVLIET CITY SD Mr. Paul Padalino 1245 Hillside Dr Watervliet NY 12189 (518)629-3201 WATERVLIET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Theresa O'Brien 2557 Tenth Ave Watervliet NY 12189 (518)629-3400 WATERVLIET JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCH Ms. Lori Caplan 1245 Hillside Dr Watervliet NY 12189 (518)629-3300 ALLEGANY COUNTY ALFRED-ALMOND CSD Mr. Richard A Nicol 6795 Rt 21 Almond NY 14804 (607)276-2981 ALFRED-ALMOND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ms. Tracie Preston 6795 Rt 21 Almond NY 14804 (607)276-2171 ALFRED-ALMOND JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCH Mr. Richard Calkins 6795 Rt 21 Almond NY 14804 (607)276-2961 ANDOVER CSD Mr. William C Berg 31-35 Elm St Andover NY 14806 (607)478-8491 ANDOVER SCHOOL Mr. Richard McInroy 31-35 Elm St Andover NY 14806 (607)478-8491 BELFAST CSD Ms. Judy May 1 King St Belfast NY 14711 (585)365-9940 BELFAST SCHOOL Ms. Jennifer Amos 1 King St Belfast NY 14711 (585)365-8285 BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CSD Mr. Joseph Decerbo 100 School St Bolivar NY 14715 (585)928-2561 BOLIVAR-RICHBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Michael Schott Main St Richburg NY 14774 (585)928-1380 BOLIVAR-RICHBURG JUNIOR-SENIOR HS Mr. John Marshall 100 School St Bolivar NY 14715 (585)928-2561 BOLIVAR-RICHBURG PRE-K PROGRAM Ms. Jennifer Sorochin 422 Main St Bolivar NY 14715 (585)928-1919 CANASERAGA CSD Mrs. Marie Blum 4-8 Main St CanaseragaNY14822 (607)545-6421 CANASERAGA SCHOOL Mr. James Anderson 4-8 Main St CanaseragaNY14822 (607)545-6421 CUBA-RUSHFORD CSD Ms. Anne S Brungard 5476 Rt 305 Cuba NY 14727 (585)968-1556 CUBA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Kevin Erickson 15 Elm St Cuba NY 14727 (585)968-1760 CUBA-RUSHFORD HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Carlos Gildmeister 5476 Rt 305 N Cuba NY 14727 (585)968-2650 CUBA-RUSHFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL Ms. Barbara J Funk 5476 Rt 305 Cuba NY 14727 (585)968-2650 RUSHFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Gregory Harding 9114 School St Rushford NY 14777 (585)437-2217 FILLMORE CSD Mr. David Hanks 104 Main St Fillmore NY 14735 (585)567-2251 FILLMORE CENTRAL SCHOOL Mr. Kyle Faulkner 104 Main St Fillmore NY 14735 (585)567-2289 FRIENDSHIP CSD Ms. Maureen Donahue 46 W Main St Friendship NY 14739 (585)973-3534 FRIENDSHIP CENTRAL SCHOOL Mr. Donald Putnam 46 W Main St Friendship NY 14739 (585)973-3311 GENESEE VALLEY CSD Mr. Ralph Wilson 1 Jaguar Dr Belmont NY 14813 (585)268-7900 GENESEE VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr.
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