On Thursday, our 6th graders visited the Johnson Art Museum for a lesson on modern paintings and were then able to take a short tour around Cornell. Later in the day, they teamed up with their elementary-level reading buddies to share stories. Thank you, teachers, for working to create these experiences for our students. Learning outside of the classroom is fun!
1 day ago, Jean Lomax
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Last week our fifth graders worked incredibly hard illustrating original haiku poetry for the Steam Showcase. We hope to see you there: Wednesday at 5:30 in the elementary school.
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Our MS students are having a blast during their climbing unit in PE class this month!
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Spring sports at Tburg enjoying a rare sunny day!

7 days ago, Hilary Ewing
9 students run along a blue track
A student successfully clears a pole vault
Two students run and do hurdles
A student is getting ready to leap into a long jump
Two students passing a relay baton
Students smiling and sitting
On Friday we celebrated School Lunch Hero Day!! A great, big THANK YOU to all of our food service employees who prepare healthy meals for our students and staff every day. Did you know that ALL students can pick up breakfast and lunch free of charge? Kids short on time can even "grab and go" from our mobile breakfast cart. Check it out!
9 days ago, Jean Lomax
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14 days ago, Jean Lomax
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Last week our middle schoolers were out and about learning and having fun! Our 5th graders visited the Ulysses Philomathic Library to view the original artwork by Julian Plum featured in the poetry book, Who’s Tree is This, by Marylin Singer, while our Localvores had a field trip to the Farmland Animal Park. Friday night everyone had a ball dancing the Macarena!
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Beware the Ides of March! Our 9th grade English students are bringing Shakespeare to life. To dive deep into the themes of power and ambition in Julius Caesar, students are acting out the various omens that predicted the dictator's fall.

We believe that even a heavy tragedy has room for some "goofy" fun to help reinforce these key literary ideas!

21 days ago, Hilary Ewing
Teacher holding up index card with students crowded around to read it
Students smiling and miming putting something on their head
Students smiling with hands in action and a whiteboard showing an image of a dagger and graphic organizer
Last week, our middle schoolers had a blast walking over to the Trumansburg Library Spring Book Sale and picking up some books to further encourage their love of reading. There was something for everyone!
24 days ago, Jean Lomax

On Thursday, student National Honor Society leaders inducted our new NHS members. These students exemplify scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Congratulations to our new NHS inductees!

about 1 month ago, Hilary Ewing
Students sitting and standing on the stage with the NHS banner
Two students stand behind NHS table and candles
Two students smile in front of the NHS banner
6th graders had a second visit from Kate Bajorek, a Cornell Graduate student of bio-archaeology. Students had a wonderful time "digging in" to an excavation lesson (using a plastic skeleton)!
about 1 month ago, Colleen Ledley
7th grade archeloogy
7th grade archeology
7th grade archeology
7th grade archeology
7th grade archeology

4th graders have been working hard, digging into local data and researching laws to help support the village of Tburg becoming more accessible. Students presented to Mayor Hart to share their ideas and recommendations. What a great community collaboration!

about 2 months ago, Jeanie Day
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PreK Pancake Breakfast in pajamas, what a fun morning! Students and families listened to Ms Laura from the Tburg Library read "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" and enjoyed pancakes and maple syrup boiled in our own STEAM Hub! Thank you to all our student and parent volunteers!
about 2 months ago, Jeanie Day
Ms Laura reads the book to our students
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Congratulations to the high school cast of Cinderella! This year's musical was a wild success. The audience laughed, sighed, and was generally delighted with the production. A standing ovation on opening night says it all. What a wonderful weekend!
about 2 months ago, Hilary Ewing
Cinderella in a white dress, dancing with the prince
Girls in bright dresses dancing and singing
Townsfolk dancing and singing with joy
Knights with weapons ready to battle
Due to the current weather conditions and with continued icy roads, the Trumansburg Central School District will be CLOSED today, March 17, 2026! Stay safe, stay warm, and we can’t wait to see everyone back on Wednesday!

Please be advised that this evening’s Board of Education and Finance Committee meetings will proceed as scheduled.
about 2 months ago, Tina Lincoln

On Saturday, nine student- athletes competed in their first ever Boys volleyball tournament hosted by Section IV at Johnson City High School. Out of 22 teams in attendance, Trumansburg finished 2nd in the Silver Bracket of playoffs after a tough loss to Vestal. We are so proud of them!

about 2 months ago, Angela McLennan
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Fun in 7th grade math! Solving problems to advance in golf.
2 months ago, Colleen Ledley
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Golf game in math
Golf game in math
Are you ready for magic!? Final rehearsals and prep for the High School musical, Cinderella, are in the works. Come out this weekend and see this amazing show!
2 months ago, Hilary Ewing
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Final dress rehearsal, students in costume on stage
Students working the lights and sounds board
Our 10th grade students are learning about the Holocaust in Social Studies and English. Students and staff gathered this week to hear from Celia Clement, as she spoke about her family's experience and survival during this time. We are so fortunate to have these types of deep collaborations and community members who are able to share their stories and bring history and its impact to life.
2 months ago, Hilary Ewing
Students gathered in the library to hear from a speaker
Guest speaker with slides shown
Boys basketball change!
Today's semi-final basketball game has a site and time change: Trumansburg @ Delaware Academy 6:45pm start.
2 months ago, Hilary Ewing