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Student Terrance Jones commits to Utica University for football
Herkimer student Terrance Jones has officially committed to continue his academics and play football this fall at Utica University. The commitment ceremony took place on Monday, May 5. A dedicated three-sport varsity athlete, Jones has excelled in football, basketball and baseball during his time at Herkimer. In addition to his athletic accomplishments, he is completing
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Herkimer’s Kaleb Davis commits to Utica University for track and field
Herkimer student Kaleb Davis has officially committed to continue his academic and athletic career at Utica University, where he will join the track and field team. The commitment ceremony took place on Friday, May 2. Davis is a dedicated three-sport varsity athlete, competing in football, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field. In
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Senior Madison Marusic commits to Utica University for basketball, track and field
Herkimer student Madison Marusic has officially committed to continue her academic and athletic career at Utica University, where she will compete in both women’s basketball and track and field. The commitment ceremony took place on Friday, May 2. A standout athlete, Marusic played five seasons of varsity basketball for the Magicians, finishing her high school
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National Honor Society hosting final blood drive of the school year May 28
The Herkimer National Honor Society hosts the final of its three blood drives this school year from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28, in the Aux Gym at the Herkimer Middle-High School. Community members are encouraged to join us and donate. You can schedule your appointment online now: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=HerkimerHS You can also
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Voters approve 2025-26 Herkimer Central School District budget
Herkimer Central School District residents voted 223-61 on Tuesday, May 20, to approve the district’s $35,250,696 budget for the 2025-26 school year. “Our school community once again turned out to show its support for the district with this budget vote, and we truly appreciate that,” Herkimer Superintendent Kathleen Carney said. “The budget maintains programs and
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Spotlight on: Lilia McLean
Read a Q&A with April 2025 High School Student of the Month Lilia McLean.
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Herkimer ceramics students get hands-on artistic experience during Raku firing workshop
Herkimer Central School District high school ceramics students had the opportunity to work with a guest artist to have their ceramics works heated in a kiln outside during a Raku firing workshop on Thursday, May 15. About 40 students in grades 10-12 who took ceramics classes in fall 2024 or this spring with Herkimer art
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Spotlight on: Jillian Hutchinson
Read a Q&A with April 2025 High School Student of the Month Jillian Hutchinson.
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Spotlight on: Heather McCutcheon
Read a Q&A with April 2025 High School Teacher of the Month Heather McCutcheon.
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Herkimer students learn about impaired, distracted driving with Save a Life Tour VR experiences
Herkimer Central School District students in grades 10-12 had the opportunity to experience impaired and distracted driving through virtual reality during a visit from the Save a Life Tour on Monday, May 12. Students said they found the hands-on challenge impactful and beneficial. “I think it’s a great way to show that teenagers shouldn’t use
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