About Us:

Bolton Central School, established in 1927, acknowledges the diverse needs of its students and is dedicated to educational innovation. We focus on the development of well-rounded individuals who value diversity and respect for themselves and others. This occurs by balancing academics, athletics, the arts, cultural experiences outside the District and involvement in the Adirondack environment. Our students develop a social consciousness and worldview that provides a foundation for lifelong moral and intellectual growth. Individualized instruction maximizes the potential of each student within our supportive, nurturing environment. Bolton Central School faculty, staff and parents all play a significant role in the development of our students. Educators are afforded a unique opportunity to apply their creativity to foster an enhanced learning environment that imparts wisdom as well as knowledge. Enduring relationships formed within and outside of the school are an integral aspect of our educational experience. Bolton Central School is an institution that, in part, serves to define our community. Continued pride in our school and commitment from the community is the foundation for the successful achievement of our educational mission.

-The average elementary classroom size is 12 students, a typical graduating class is 24.

-The school maintains an 8:1 pupil/teacher ratio.

-The school system is governed by a seven member elected Board of -Education, who set district policy.

-A school superintendent, a district business manager, and a PK-12 principal are assisted by specialized staff members.

-Every teacher in Bolton Central School is New York State certified, teaching within their subject area, and is highly qualified as defined by federal standards.