Schodack Central School District is located at 1216 Maple Hill Road Castleton, NY and serves grades K-12. The Schools seek to nurture the character of each student. The personalized atmosphere of the Schodack schools allows the students many opportunities to grow personally as well as academically. Their schools help students develop self-confidence, integrity, respect for others and commitment to excellence.
The district' is commitment to the community is also evident in its well-rounded Continuing Education program which offers a variety of recreational and educational programs for adults. Community members often serve on special committees, with shared decision-making and open lines of communication the norm.

The District is administered by the Superintendent of Schools, the Director of Business and Support Services, a principal in each building, the Director of Pupil Personnel Services and the District Curriculum /Technology Coordinator. A nine-member Board of Education meets twice a month during the school year and monthly in the summer.

The Schodack Central School District is a 34-square-mile rural/suburban district in Southern Rensselaer County, comprising most of the Town of Schodack and a small part of the Town of Stuyvesant in Columbia County. The Schodack Central School District was formed out of a number of small, rural schools in the late 1940s. Originally a Dutch settlement along the banks of the Hudson River, the area was largely agricultural until the late 20th century, when it became more suburban. Our proximity to the state capital allows for many links between Schodack Central and a variety of educational, cultural and political institutions.