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School districts in Essex County, NY

Essex County has 10 regular public school districts, enrolling 3,502 students in 2024–25. The largest is Ticonderoga Central School District (733 students, 21% of the county), followed by Moriah Central School District and Lake Placid Central School District. All 10 offer kindergarten. New York sets no statewide kindergarten cutoff.

The 10 districts, largest first

School districts in Essex County, NY by 2024–25 enrollment
District and officeGradesSchoolsStudentsKindergartenDistrict office contact
Ticonderoga Central School District
5 CALKINS PL, TICONDEROGA
also serves Warren County
Pre-K–12273353
(518) 585-7400
Moriah Central School District
39 VIKING LN, PORT HENRY
Pre-K–12268545
(518) 546-3301
Lake Placid Central School District
50 CUMMINGS RD, LAKE PLACID
K–12255831
(518) 523-2475
Boquet Valley CSD
25 SISCO ST, WESTPORT
Pre-K–12239622
(518) 962-8244
Crown Point Central School District
2758 MAIN ST, CROWN POINT
Pre-K–12132021
(518) 597-4200
Willsboro Central School District
29 SCHOOL LN, WILLSBORO
Pre-K–12125321
(518) 963-4456
Schroon Lake Central School District
1125 US RT 9, SCHROON LAKE
Pre-K–12123116
(518) 532-7164
Keene Central School District
33 MARKET ST, KEENE VALLEY
Pre-K–1211738
(518) 576-4555
Minerva Central School District
1466 COUNTY RT 29, OLMSTEDVILLE
also serves Warren County
Pre-K–1211044
(518) 251-2000
Newcomb Central School District
5535 RT 28N, NEWCOMB
Pre-K–121492
(518) 582-3341

Essex County at a glance

Together the 10 districts run 14 schools from offices in 10 towns. The smallest by enrollment is Newcomb Central School District, with 49 students; the median Essex County district has 253. By grade span: 9 Pre-K–12 and 1 K–12.

Kindergarten in 2024–25, counting the 10 districts that report a K grade: 223 children. The biggest kindergarten was Ticonderoga Central School District's, with 53; Moriah Central School District had 45, and the smallest, Newcomb Central School District, had 2.

Essex County holds 10 of New York's 716 regular districts (1.4%) and 0.1% of its 2,338,849 public school students, ranking 25th of 62 counties by number of districts and 59th by enrollment. By size, 10 have fewer than 1,000 students, and the average school here has about 250 students.

2 districts reach past the county line: Ticonderoga Central School District (into Warren County) and Minerva Central School District (into Warren County).

Which district am I in?

Each district draws its own attendance zones, so your home address decides it, and with 2 of Essex County's districts crossing county lines the county alone won't. There is no address lookup here; ask the district. Each one's own site:

Ticonderoga Central School District · Moriah Central School District · Lake Placid Central School District · Boquet Valley CSD · Crown Point Central School District · Willsboro Central School District · Schroon Lake Central School District · Keene Central School District · Minerva Central School District · Newcomb Central School District

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Most US states use a September 1 cutoff. Year-stamped for the 2026–27 school year.

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Every New York district by county · New York kindergarten cutoff

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Sources

District list, grades, school counts and websites: NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) LEA Universe Directory, SY 2025-26 (preliminary, v0a), published July 1, 2026. Regular public districts only (NCES LEA types 1 and 2); charter-only, state-run and regional service agencies are not listed.
Enrollment: NCES CCD LEA Membership, SY 2024-25 (v1a), published December 29, 2025 — the newest year NCES has released.
Counties: NCES EDGE Public LEA Geocodes, SY 2024-25 (district office location) and NCES EDGE Geographic Relationship Files 2025 (grf25_lea_county) (counties each district boundary covers).
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