7th Grade Supply List
Please see the attached supply list for incoming 7th graders!
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Cooperstown Junior/Senior High School Summer Hours
The main office at Cooperstown Junior/Senior High School will be open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. throughout the summer. Please call 607-547-8181 if you need to schedule an app...
Cooperstown CSD Board Appoints Ann Meccariello as Interim Superintendent
Cooperstown CSD Board Appoints Ann Meccariello as Interim Superintendent June 30, 2026 COOPERSTOWN – The Cooperstown Central School District Board of Education appointed Ann Meccariello as Interim ...
Superintendent Search Update: Confidential Search Process and Timeline
Dear Cooperstown Community,Last week, we announced the start of the search for Cooperstown’s next superintendent. This message provides additional information on the search.With the support of our ...
About Us
Cooperstown Central School District spans approximately 99 square miles across five towns in rural, north-central Otsego County, New York, serving students in grades K–12. Nestled on the southern edge of the historic Village of Cooperstown, our district aims to be a model for academic achievement and rural community-based learning.
What Makes Us Great
At Cooperstown Central School District, students flourish in a close‑knit, supportive environment defined by small class sizes, personalized instruction, and dedicated teachers. Rooted in strong community partnerships and a culture of excellence, we offer outstanding academic performance while nurturing leaders both in and out of the classroom.
Strong Community Partnerships & Volunteer Support
Cooperstown CSD benefits from an extensive network of parent‑teacher, arts, sports, alumni, and welfare organizations.
Personalized Learning Via Small Class Sizes
With just ~800 students and a 13:1 student‑teacher ratio—better than the national average—students receive more tailored instruction and support
Strong Academic Performance & College Readiness
Average SAT ≈ 1250, ACT ≈ 26, graduation rates at 90–95 %—all indicate a strong foundation for college-bound students.
Highly Supportive & Inclusive Culture
The district prioritizes respect and dignity through its Dignity for All Students Act (DASA) training and anti-bullying/harassment policies.
