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Monday, October 25, 2021, will be an Early Release Day in the Hendrick Hudson School District. Click here for dismissal times for each school building.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a great opportunity for all of us to review basic digital safety measures. Click here for some specific tips to help you stay safe while working online.
It's pumpkin season, and Danielle Maccaronio and Jessica Knoblich's FWS students had lots of fun with pumpkin investigations! The students described their pumpkins, scooped the seeds and pulp, and experimented to see if the pumpkins would sink or float in water.
A flashlight is just a flashlight. That is, until it is used to help a first grader learn about light, shadow and the movement of the Sun across the sky. In Jessica Anderson’s first grade classroom at Buchanan-Verplanck, students were thrilled to become junior scientists, learning about the Sun and how shadows change during the course of the day as the Earth rotates.
Lilly said the experience was nerve-wracking but exciting, while Aiden called the process “crazy.” However, both Buchanan-Verplanck fifth graders are thrilled to be named B-V Ambassadors for the 2021-22 school year and can’t wait to get started in their new roles!
The high school’s ENL (English as a New Language) program recently held an information session for students and their families. Seated at tables outside the cafeteria, enjoying a meal prepared by Clare Carey and her staff, families listened as the ENL team described the program and the many resources that are available.
A reminder that Friday, October 8, 2021 is an Early Release Day in the Hendrick Hudson School District. All schools will dismiss 15 minutes early.
Linda Cabral Marrero’s business classes at Hendrick Hudson High School wrote to U.S. soldiers stationed far from home. The letters were destined for care packages that are being assembled by the local organization United for the Troops. The students included an unusual item with each letter: a bag of dirt. Click here to read why.
