Our Elementary SOAR students, led by Mrs. Julie Castor, organized a bake sale and donated the proceeds to the Herkimer County Humane Society. In total, they raised $650! As a reward for their hard work, the students took a trip to the Cakery Cafe, where they were treated to cookies and hot cocoa.
Congratulations to our Blue Devil Brags recipients for the week!
Have a safe and enjoyable break!
Dolgeville CSD would like to recognize a coaching accomplishment. Coach Barb Allen of the varsity girl’s volleyball team notched her 700th career win with the team's victory over Herkimer on December 18th, 2025.
This achievement is a testament to Coach Allen's knowledge and passion for the sport of volleyball.
Congratulations Coach Allen!
This achievement is a testament to Coach Allen's knowledge and passion for the sport of volleyball.
Congratulations Coach Allen!
Today was a great day at Dolgeville Elementary. Staff dressed with a Holiday Theme this morning to welcome students to school. Our SOAR students also took the time to read to our Pre-K students.
Today at our Dolgeville Connected school, our high-school students participated in our next installment of our Financial Literacy programming partnership with First Source Federal Credit Union. This month’s topic was dedicated all to understanding your credit score and how to be credit smart. Ms. Deb and Ms. Rachel helped our students to understand what is credit, why they would need credit, and how to build their credit score! Just another way our Dolgeville Connected School is helping to send our students out into the world well prepared. #DolgevilleConnected💙 #FirstSource
On Monday December 15th students in grade 7-12 participated in our 2nd annual Career Day. A variety of local businesses came to share information about their workplace, their job, and the education and skills that are required for success in their career. [2 of 2]
On Monday December 15th students in grade 7-12 participated in our 2nd annual Career Day. A variety of local businesses came to share information about their workplace, their job, and the education and skills that are required for success in their career. [1 of 2]
Congratulations to our Blue Devil Brags recipients for the week!
Grades 7-12 Holiday Spirit Week presented by HS Student Council.
The Winter Choral Concert has been rescheduled to Tuesday, December 16th at 6:30 PM.
Reminder, today is the last day for our annual food drive! All donations go to the Dolgeville Food Pantry. Sponsored by: Dolgeville Student Council, DCS Amnesty International, National Junior Honor Society and Elementary Students!
Dolgeville Central Schools is now CLOSED, Thursday, December 11, 2025, due to weather conditions that include high winds and drifting snow. All activities for this evening will be rescheduled. Thank you for your understanding. Stay warm, stay safe.
Dolgeville Central School District is on a 2 Hour Delay Today, Thursday, December 11, 2025. No Morning BOCES, Breakfast will be served. Thank you.
Dear DCS School Community,
There will be NO After School Activities today, Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at Dolgeville Central Schools. All students will be transported home at dismissal time. Thank you.
Joseph J. Gilfus, Superintendent of Schools
There will be NO After School Activities today, Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at Dolgeville Central Schools. All students will be transported home at dismissal time. Thank you.
Joseph J. Gilfus, Superintendent of Schools
[DCS] Dolgeville Central Schools will be on a 2 Hour Delay tomorrow, Wednesday, December 10, 2025, to allow our Highway Departments and School Personnel to better assess the predicted weather. Announcing now hopefully helps you better plan the morning. Expect any further updates by 7:30 am. Thank you.
The Food and Nutrition class hosted a Holiday Dinner on Friday, December 5th.
Happiest Birthday wishes to our friends celebrating December birthdays at Dolgeville Elementary!
On Friday, December 5th the HS Art Club headed to NYC for their annual field trip. This year, they toured MoMA & Summit One Vanderbilt.
