School Supply Lists:  Individual teachers already distributed supply lists for the upcoming 2008-09 school year on the last day of school in June.  If you are in need of an additional copy, please contact the Stevens main office at 399-9141, extension 3500. 

Reminders from the Nurse: Students in kindergarten, second and fourth grades plus any students new to the district must submit a completed school physical form. (Click here for a pdf copy of this form.)  Parents: please send completed physical forms and immunization records to the nurse as soon as possible.

Also, remember that medications given during the school day need to come in the original bottle with a written doctor's notice. All medications must be delivered by an adult!

Attention parents of 5th graders...  NYS law requires Varicella (Chicken Pox) and Pertussis (Tdap) vaccine documentation be submitted prior to entering 6th grade. Documentation must be submitted to the school nurse prior to the first day of the school year.  Your child will not be able to enter 6th grade until documentation is received.  If you have any questions regarding this, please contact the school nurse.

School Report Card posted:  On August 11, 2008, the NY State Education Department made the 2006-07 Report Cards for all NY schools public on its website. You can view or download this compilation of 2006-07 test scores, class size, attendance and other data for the Stevens Elementary School here (pdf format). More information and the report cards for all the schools in our district can also be viewed on the State Ed. website by clicking on "Saratoga County" at New York State Report Cards.

2007-08 info for parents  Info on this website includes our Student & Parent Handbook that describes Stevens School programs, services and "rules of the road." It has been updated for 2007-08. Click on Student Handbook on the right for a copy of this pdf file. (Requires Acrobat Reader.)

Safety measure: Elementary pupils must attend sports events with an adult   Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake parents are advised that 8th grade and younger pupils may not attend evening varsity interscholastic sports events without an adult. This proactive policy change was made due to a growing number of youngsters being left unsupervised at games and more incidents of fighting, belligerence and other inappropriate behavior. Read more