Elementary Library
Middle/High School Library
Haldane Central School District offers an elementary library and a middle school and high school library. Students have access to thousands of books and magazines, reference materials, online databases, and much more.
For more information regarding Haldane's Libraries please visit their individual web page by clicking on the links above.
In addition to the the Haldane School District Libraries, Philipstown residents are served by two community libraries:
Julia L. Butterfield Memorial Library and Desmond-Fish Library
Both libraries are part of the Mid-Hudson Library System and give you access to 65 member libraries throughout Putnam, Dutchess, Columbia, Green & Ulster Counties.
Haldane Central School District Haldane Reorganizes for New School Year -
Mark Villanti takes over reigns as Superintendent
While Haldane students still savor the joyous sound of the final school bell, school board trustees and administrators are already getting their house in order for the next time that bell rings early in September to mark the beginning of the 2007/08 school year. The Haldane School Board met on July 10, 2007 to reorganize on a number of fronts. full story...
Twenty-one Haldane students participated in the Putnam County All-County Elementary Music Festival 2007 at George Fischer Middle School on March 3rd.
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Parents as Reading Partners (PARP), a K-5 program sponsored by Haldane PTA and a grant from Target, encourages families to share the joys of reading together
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The Haldane School Foundation's annual Snow Ball capped off winter on a bright note, raising more than $30,000 to be used for grants and enrichment initiatives at Haldane Central School.
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Paul Richter, a senior at Haldane High School, performed in the All-Eastern Honors Band on March 11th at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford, CT.
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The fourth graders in Mrs. Windels class at Haldane Elementary honored Black History Month in a very special way.
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