Preparing and inspiring students to apply learning in a changing, complex and interdependent world.

In ELA, students perform a read-aloud play named "The Rule Breaker," by Elise Broach. The play is about the amazing story of Althea Gibson, a star tennis player who fought an unfair world to make her dream come true.

8th grade students walk to the high school to meet their future guidance counselors and principals.

Students in 5th grade present their Save Our Water presentations to third grade students. Each 5th grader was partnered with a 3rd grader and after each 5th grader shared their presentation, the 3rd grade students had the opportunity to ask questions, discuss, write, or sketch what they learned on a bookmark.

Mr. Cotto and Officer Culianos perform an inertia experiment in front of the class.

Students experiment with the Van de Graaff generator in Mrs. Wagner's Earth Science class. As well as making your hair stand on end, these machines were used to accelerate particles through millions of volts.

Students in Mrs. LoSardo's Global Studies class discuss the abolitionist movement and the role it played leading into the civil war.

Therapy dogs have be proven to reduce stress and foster a supportive environment more conducive to learning. In addition therapy dogs can boost attentiveness in class, help instill a sense of responsibility in students, increase social interaction and help to improve the moods of the students.

Students in Physical Education play a game called "Hula Hut", where students try and throw balls into basketball hoops, goals, or at cones to earn a Hula Hoop. On each respective team, a student needs to stay inside of a "Hula Hut" at all times. Whichever team builds three "Huts" first, wins.

In Mrs. Taylor's class, students make milkweed habitats where they can make observations for the remainder of the year.

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A veteran educator for over 35 years, Dr. Brady has served as Superintendent of Schools in several districts, including Westchester County's Dobbs Ferry, Hunterdon Central Regional High School and the South Hunterdon Regional High School in New Jersey. During her tenure in Dobbs Ferry, Dr. Brady successfully led the accreditation process for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Program (MYP) for grades 6-10 to connect with the District’s IB Diploma Program. A recipient of the Lower Hudson Regional Information Center Pioneer Award in 2012 for Technology Innovation, Dr. Brady was selected as a presenter at the New York State School Boards Association Conference in 2012, the National School Boards Association Conference in 2014 and the BrightBytes Technology Symposium in 2013.

For April's SEL Activity, grade 7 students created personal priority jars. The idea being that when you fill your time (your jar) up with your priorities first, you find you will still have time for extra curriculars, hobbies, and just some fun or relaxation.

Students in grades 5 through 8 show off their talent on stage during their respective lunch periods.

Students create themes and decorate bulletin boards with upcoming and pertinent information.

Homeroom ambassadors discuss pertinent information relating to their respective homeroom classes.

The students in the WordMasters club, advised by Ms. Langer, immerse themselves in enriching vocabulary activities and hone their skills in analogies regularly. The fifth graders consistently delivered outstanding performances throughout the year and the hard work and dedication of the sixth graders truly paid off with top spots, accolades, and awards in all categories.

Talented student-musicians from grades 5 through 12 perform in the annual String Fling orchestra concert and Jazz Fest concert held at the high school.

During a faculty meeting after school, the organizing staff of Career Day explain what is to be expected on May 1st, when presenters from all career fields will present to our students.