School Budget Vote

Tuesday, May 20, 2025

Noon to 8:00 pm

Place: MHS Gym

Meet The Candidate Video

The next BOE meeting will be on May 20, 2025, at 7:30 pm in MHS-Room 42. 

As a courtesy, please let the District Clerk know if you will be attending, so that we can accommodate for seating. Email kcolburn@alcsny.org or call 716-375-6600. Thank you. 

Each year the district reviews and updates our safety practices for all of our school buildings.

We ask that you take a couple minutes to take our ALCS Safety Survey to provide your feedback on our district and building safety practices.

The survey is open until 3 pm on May 20^th.

Additionally, you are invited to our Online Annual Safety Forum which will be held at 6 pm on June 10^th via Zoom.

At the forum, we review the results of the survey as well as changes to regulations that impact our safety plans.

If you are interested in attending our Online Annual Safety Forum, please email Heather Hunt (hhunt@alcsny.org) by Friday, June 6^th to receive the Zoom link.

Click HERE to view a summary of our Safety Plan

Please click HERE to take the survey.   

Senior Class Information

Jostens Cap and Gown Packages

Jostens Class Ring Information

Jewelry Ring Sizer Guide

QR Code Virtual Ring Sizer  

For District Residents from May 1-October 31 you can use kayaks from ALCS. Kayaks can be signed out for a maximum of 4 days (Friday through Monday) by contacting Mrs. Colburn at 716-375-6600, extension 2006 or by email kcolburn@alcsny.org.

Kayaks, lifejackets, and paddles can be picked up on Thursdays between 8:00 am and 2:00 pm and returned on Tuesdays between the hours of 8:00 am 2:00 pm. Pick up is down by the MHS Pool Area. You must bring and present your school photo ID/driver’s license at the time of sign out. 

Below is the Kayak Waiver form that must be completed by each individual and returned to Mrs. Colburn at the District Office before the kayaks can be signed out.

Kayak Waiver

Dear Gator Community,
Allegany-Limestone Central School District is always looking for ways to proactively benefit the health and welfare of our students. In this pursuit, we feel it necessary to share some important information.

This message is to make you aware of an issue that is negatively impacting children locally, regionally, and nationally. It has to do with the inappropriate use of technological devices. Specifically, Artificial Intelligence (AI) Apps on phones are being used to bring harm to others. Technology, AI, and the internet can be dangerous if they are not used maturely.

The main message to our families is that all of our children's use of their technological devices - be it phones, computers, video games, etc. - should be monitored by an adult. Please have conversations with your children to ensure they are using these devices safely and appropriately.

Some of the cases from outside of our district have led to not only expulsion from school, but also state and federal criminal charges. We are sending this message to prevent this from happening to our students.

We will be speaking to students about this and providing some helpful reminders, and we wanted to make you aware. We also have plans to speak more in-depth to students in classes in the future.

The following are helpful links to resources that may be helpful:

Southern Tier Child Advocacy Center – Allegany County, New York

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (missingkids.org)

App Fact Sheets | The Carly Ryan Foundation

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