Thank you for your patience as we continue updating our paved surfaces and take advantage of the improved weather conditions.
If you are attending the JV soccer game at 4:30 p.m. at the middle school, parking behind the middle school is restricted. Please plan to park on Schoolhouse Lane or in front of the middle school.
If you are attending this evening's varsity football game at 7:00 p.m., please note that the parking lot near the tennis courts is unavailable. Parking for the football game is available at the elementary school, near the district office, and in the gravel lot.
Enjoy the weekend and go Blue Raiders!
Tuesday, September 8th: First Day of School for PK-9th Grade
Wednesday, September 9th : All Grades
The Trumansburg Central School District is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Snyder as the new Principal of Russell I. Doig Middle School.
Mr. Snyder brings over 20 years of exceptional educational leadership, passion, and expertise to our district. Throughout his dynamic career as an educator, coach, athletic director, and principal, he has dedicated himself to helping middle school students thrive.
Most recently serving as Principal and Instructional Supervisor for CTE, New Visions, and World of Work programs, Mr. Snyder has a proven track record of creating innovative college and career readiness initiatives while building strong community partnerships. Earlier in his career, he served as both Principal and Director of Athletics at Susquehanna Valley CSD.
The District invites the entire community to join us in welcoming Mr. Snyder to his new role for the upcoming school year!
(12th grade families, you should be receiving an email with links to our shared photo album - please reach out to the HS office if you do not)
Congratulations to the following:
Aidan Clarke-Cabezas- Football Player of the Year
Chad Doolittle - Football Coach of the Year
Duncan Gattine- Soccer Player of the Year (not pictured)
Will Foster- Male Leadership Award Winner
Bryce DeSantis- Girls Outdoor Track & Field Coach of the Year (Not Pictured)
As we move into warmer weather, we want to remind families of our district protocol for extreme heat. We are closely monitoring temperatures in all classrooms and making adjustments to schedules and learning spaces as needed.
Our priority during these warmer days is the safety and comfort of our students and staff. In accordance with New York State law, schools must take specific precautions during extreme heat conditions, and we are committed to meeting those requirements.
Building leaders at the elementary and high school levels have identified alternative air‑conditioned locations should any classrooms become too warm. The middle school is fully air‑conditioned, and temperatures there remain stable. If extreme heat ever prevents us from safely maintaining in‑person learning, the district will provide families with as much advance notice as possible.
Below you will find a chart outlining the Trumansburg School District’s extreme heat protocol and the measures we take to keep our school community safe and comfortable.
We are excited to celebrate this special race, now in its 13th year, as a chance to bring our community together for a wellness event and to cheer on the Trumansburg Girls on the Run Team that will finish their season by running the 5K surrounded by fans in their own hometown. If you or your business would like to help sponsor the May Day 5K event, please email info@tburgpto.com. All donations are tax-deductible and may be mailed to May Day 5K, c/o Trumansburg PTO, 100 Whig St. Trumansburg, NY, 14886. The May Day 5K is a fundraising event for the Trumansburg PTO and TEF, which means all funds raised will be used to directly benefit students and teachers in the Trumansburg School district. We hope to see you on May 30th!
The Varsity Baseball team advanced to the Section IV Class C Championship game with a 6-0 over Union Springs. Championship game is Friday, May 29, 5:00pm @ Susquehanna Valley HS vs. Unatego/Franklin! Go Fan Ticket Link for admission. NO CASH tickets available. Photo cred. Cori Vogel
Trumansburg Elementary School will host an educational session, "Science of Reading Strategies for Families," on Monday, June 8, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM in the Elementary STEAM Hub. This presentation is designed to equip families with practical tools to support student literacy!
June, selected by the League of Women Voters to represent Tompkins County, was one of only two students selected from the area for this prestigious program. She traveled to Albany for an intensive four-day experience designed to increase awareness of the rights and responsibilities of citizens in a representative government.
