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At Tupper Lake Central School District, we are planting seeds of knowledge, and growing leaders for tomorrow.

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  • We offer a range of programs, including special education and counseling services to support diverse student needs.

  • Safety is our top priority. We are currently under construction to create secure campus entry points. We also have regular emergency drills, and on-site staff trained in emergency response. All building guests are monitored and must sign in and be accompanied by a staff member or have peoper district identification. 

  • Technology is integrated to enhance learning, with resources such as interactive whiteboards, Chromebooks, and educational software that support students' digital literacy and engagement.

  • Our middle-high school day begins at 7:50 a.m. and ends at 2:04 p.m., with athletics and extracurricular activities after school.

  • Registration is straightforward and can be done in person at the school office. Required documents include proof of residence, birth certificate, and immunization records. Call the main office for details: (518) 359-3322.

  • We welcome family involvement! Parents can participate in family nights, meetings, or attend school events. We also utilize the ParentSquare app for communications and the SchoolTool Parent Portal for you to monitor your child’s growth. Your involvement strengthens our school community and supports your child's learning experience.

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Grades: Grades 6-12
Enrollment: 382 students

Principal: Chris Savage
(518) 359-3322 | Send Message

Dean of Students/Athletic Director: 
Hayden LaMere
(518) 359-3322 | Send Message

Dignity for All Students (DASA) Coordinator:
Brian Bennett
(518) 359-3322 ext. 2004 | Send Message
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Director of Student Support Services:
Trisha Wickwire
(518) 359-2981 ext 1021 | Send Message

School Hours: 7:50 AM – 2:04 PM

Principal’s Message
 

Dear Students, Parents, Staff, and Community Members,Mr Savage, Secondary Principal

Welcome to Tupper Lake Middle High School, where we are committed to fostering an inclusive and engaging educational environment for all students. As principal, it is my honor to lead a district that prioritizes academic excellence, innovation, and the overall well-being of every student.

At our school, our dedicated team of educators and staff work collaboratively to inspire lifelong learners and responsible citizens. We understand that every student is unique, and our goal is to provide personalized pathways that support each learner’s academic and personal growth.

As we embark on another school year, we are excited about the opportunities ahead. We’re committed to preparing students for success in a rapidly changing world.

I encourage you to stay connected with our district through this website, ParentSquare for communications, the SchoolTool Parent Portal, so you will always have the latest important information. Your involvement is essential to the success of our school, and we look forward to working together to create an exceptional educational experience for all students. Thank you for your continued support. Together, we will achieve great things!

Warm regards,
Chris Savage
Phone: (518-359-3322 |  Send Message