ALBANY, N.Y. (Oct. 18, 2011) -- City School District of Albany Superintendent Raymond Colucciello, Ed.D., issued the following message Oct. 18 regarding the future of Albany High School.

 

“The future of Albany High School, including one possibility that envisions a new school on the Harriman Campus, has been under discussion by the City School District of Albany Board of Education and the community for nearly two decades,” Dr. Colucciello said. “Today’s story in the Times Union outlines this long-standing scenario for Albany High’s future. Other options for new construction at other sites or a major renovation to the current facility at 700 Washington Ave., also may be considered.

 

“The Board of Education will continue to consider all options in this ongoing dialogue with the community to determine the best future direction for Albany High School, its students and staff, and the entire city.”