Athletic Department Announces Summer Recreation Schedule
Enjoy the nice weather, get some physical activity and have some fun! The district is again offering a variety of activities to students through its Summer Recreation Program. View the Summer 2008 Recreation Program Flier and, should you have any questions, feel free to contact the Athletic Department at 762-7636.

Get the Most Up-To-Date Sports Schedule
For the most  up-todate Johnstown sports schedules, click here, or visit HighSchoolSports.net and select your sport, grade level and gender. Should you have any problems or need further information in accessing the particular Johnstown sports schedule you're looking for, please contact Patti St. Peter in the Athletics Department at 762-7636.

Greater Johnstown School District Athletic Venues

Find your way to Johnstown's fields, gyms and pool using these Driving Directions

Traffic Pattern Changes
Please note, there is no longer a thoroughfare between Pearl Street and Wright Drive. For fall and spring sports contests at the high school athletic fields, or to reach the swimming pool, use the Wright Drive entrance. For winter sports contests in the high school gymnasium, use the Pearl Street entrance.

Pick-up & Drop-Off Locations for Student Athletes
Pick-up of athletic teams will take place in front of the high school on the island at the edge of the circle. Return drop-off will take place behind the high school, at the end of Wright Drive. Parents should plan on picking-up their children in this area.

Regarding Events At Knox: Please Be Respectful And Please Stay Off the Hill
Events at Knox Field are enjoyed by students and faculty, as well as the other members of our community. All event attendees are asked to remember to be respectful of fellow spectators and event participants. Parents are also reminded to please supervise their children.

The hill at Knox is not to be used as a play or pastime area. For the safety of all, people should refrain from playing, sliding or engaging in any other activity on the hill. Police at Knox events are instructed to ask student spectators who fail to follow this rule to sit with their parents. If, however, the inappropriate behavior continues, the offenders may be asked to leave the event.

Extra-Curricular Code Available Online
Read the Extra-Curricular Code.

Thank you for assistance and patience during renovations
The Greater Johnstown School District extends its gratitude to all who assisted while Knox Field was under construction. Thank you to the Gloversville Enlarged School District for the generous use of Husky Field for both a home football game and the marching band home show; to the Broadalbin-Perth Central School District for hosting two home football games; to Mr. Adam Barnhart, athletic director of the Broadalbin-Perth School District, and Mr. Michael DeMagistris, athletic director of the Gloversville school district, for their cooperation and assistance throughout the scheduling process; and to the administration and buildings and grounds staffs of both districts, who made us feel welcome and at home while at their facilities.

Thank you to our community and our school; to all of our fans who made the trip to whatever field we were calling home each week; and to all the volunteers, class advisors, students and support staff who help to make an event run smoothly.

Most importantly, thank you to all of our seniors, who have been patient and accepting of whatever has been dealt to them this fall, so that students of the future may benefit. The class and dedication you have shown will take you far in life.

Knox Physical Education Web site
Check out the new Knox Physical Education Web site! Find the latest news and information on intramurals, staff and curriculum.  
 

24 Students Earn Physical Education Student Leader Awards
See Photos of winners

Twenty-four Greater Johnstown School District students were recognized by the Capital Zone of the New York State Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, earning the Sandy Morley Physical Education Leadership Award. The students were given the awards in a ceremony on Monday, May 7, 2007, at the Hudson Valley Community College. Over six hundred students from thirty-seven school districts were recognized for excellence in physical education and outstanding leadership characteristics. Six students from each district elementary school and six from Knox Jr. High were nominated by their physical education teacher to receive the award.
 

Mr. Michael Satterlee, Coordinator of Health, Recreation & Extra Curricular Activities; Mrs. Cyndi Cromer, Mr. Chuck Goebel, Ms. Colleen Tabor and Mr. Jeremy Weber, Physical Education instructors; and many parents attended the awards ceremony.

JHS's Duesler and Hillier Earn Honors

Johnstown High School seniors Holly Duesler and Jimmy Hillier Jr. recently received 2007 New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Inc. Capital Zone awards.

Duesler, the daughter of John and Lisa Duesler, and Hillier, the son of James Sr. and Sharon Hillier, were among 68 students from 34 school districts who received their awards at a banquet at the Century House in Latham. Students were selected for the award by professionals in their own district based on leadership, scholarship, athletic abilities and community service. (Read more)

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