5 things to know this Thursday, March 14

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Happy Pi Day! Pi Day is celebrated every March 14 (3/14), but if you don't care for that much, happy Thursday! We're one day away from Friday, everyone.

Per Meteorologist Matt Mackie, we can expect a very warm day with temperatures in the high 60s, however we may get some cloud coverage later in the day.

Both parents and students lined up outside Catskill Elementary to attend a board meeting and demand that Michelle Storrs’ suspension be revoked. The music teacher was put on leave along with Principal Junait Shah after an incident during rehearsals for the school musical of Cinderella led to an internal investigation. Also, the Saratoga Springs City School District has released a report on accusations the district failed to address complaints of alleged abuse by coaches. These stories, and more, are covered in your five things to know this Thursday morning.

1. Catskill community demands school reinstates suspended teacher

Both parents and students lined up outside Catskill Elementary to attend a board meeting and demand that Michelle Storrs’ suspension be revoked. The music teacher was put on leave along with Principal Junait Shah after an incident during rehearsals for the school musical of Cinderella led to an internal investigation.

2. Saratoga Springs CSD releases report on alleged abuse by coaches

The Saratoga Springs City School District has released a report on accusations the district failed to address complaints of alleged abuse by coaches. In some instances, the report said district officials did not go far enough in their response to the complaints.

3. Wilton Mall Cinemas opens for first time in four years

A local movie theater has reopened four years after it was shut down. The first showing at Wilton Mall Cinemas took place at 1 p.m. Wednesday.

4. Albany officials discuss efforts to improve public safety

The city of Albany released updated public safety numbers ahead of the city’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday. City officials said the largest decrease in crime is motor vehicle thefts.

5. Bus Stop Club surprises Schalmont student with bedroom makeover

A Schalmont student received the surprise of a lifetime on Wednesday. Shaeli Gravell got a brand new bedroom makeover and trip to the American Dream Mall thanks to the Bus Stop Club.