The Tuckahoe Union Free School District Board of Education is beginning its search for the next Superintendent of Schools and is seeking community views concerning the qualities that are most important in a new superintendent. Click here to read more.
Tuckahoe UFSD is pleased to share some of its recent events and highlights, please click here for the most recent e-newsletter.
On October 7, 2019, the principals of each of our three schools presented a 2019 opening report to the Board of Education. Read more about the good news at Tuckahoe High School, Tuckahoe Middle School, William E. Cottle School.
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For the most recent information on capital project, please click here.
Tuckahoe High School has earned the distinction of Recognition School from the New York State Department of Education. In a letter from Assistant Commissioner Ira Schwartz, the district learned of the designation which places Tuckahoe High School among the 562 top performing schools in New York State under the Every Student Succeeds Act. These schools were identified with high academic achievement, growth and graduation rate and made progress during the 2017-18 school year. Of the 562 schools recognized, 234 are high schools.
“This distinction validates and reinforces the outstanding work our faculty and staff do every day for our students. This is a significant accomplishment and one we should all be proud of,” stated Superintendent of Schools Carl Albano.
TMS/THS students arrive for the first day of school.
Principal Morash welcomed Cottle's newest cubs to William E. Cottle School at kindergarten orientation.
Tuckahoe High School has earned the distinction of Recognition School for high academic achievement, growth, graduation rate and progress from the New York State Department of Education.
The installation of the new turf field was completed at TMS/THS this summer.
A groundbreaking ceremony on June 27th kicked off construction on the district's capital project.
Students enjoy a sunny day in the TMS/THS reading garden!
Cottle students start the year with a team building exercise in Mr. Simone's PE class.
THS students peruse higher education offerings at the annual college fair.
Tuckahoe Marching Band and students support TUFSD's student athletes at the homecoming pep rally.
Congratulations to the varsity football team on competing at State semifinals!
Tuckahoe High School seniors helped the Cottle Cubs celebrate Halloween in the annual Rag-a-Muffin parade.
Cottle students celebrate Thanksgiving together.
Students learn about social interactions with Cottle's new Guidance Counselor, Ms. McKinley.
