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A reminder that Monday, October 26, 2020 is an Early Release Day in the Hendrick Hudson School District. Click here for specific school dismissal times.
The district learned today, October 16, that an individual at Hendrick Hudson High School tested positive for COVID-19. The person is currently isolating, and due to federal health privacy laws, further information about their identity cannot be released. Out of an abundance of caution, the high school will be closed on Monday, October 19, 2020 and will implement the Remote Learning Plan.
In an effort to ensure effective cyber security measures for the Hendrick Hudson School District network, especially in light of recent security breaches at neighboring school districts, new mandatory password resets for students and staff are being implemented.
With so many new procedures in school, all designed to keep everybody safe, P.E. class is a welcome opportunity for students to get outside, move around, and even take off their masks in the crisp fall air.
The Hendrick Hudson School District begins interscholastic competition for its fall season this week for cross country, field hockey, soccer and girls tennis (varsity and JV). Click here for the new protocols and guidelines that everyone needs to be aware of while on campus for an athletic event.
Melissa Barthelmes' English 10 class used a conference speaker and Jamboard in Google Breakout Rooms to enable both in-person and remote learners to work together during a short story unit.
Although the number of spectators at Hen Hud home games is restricted due to Covid-19, the district’s new partnership with LocalLive means that games in the high school gymnasium or on the main turf field can now be watched at home. Click here for the link.
The Hendrick Hudson School District was recognized with an Award of Merit from the New York School Public Relations Association for its “Spotlights from Home” social media campaign, launched during the school closure last spring. The campaign showed what staff members were up to at home, whether it was baking cookies, planting a garden, or just spending more time with their children or pets. The goal was to provide a bright spot for students and a to foster a feeling of connection.
