April 7th- May 2nd

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

In Mr. Chen's 4th quarter art class students were learning to create portrait sketches, with an emphasis on features such as a hairline and noses.

Students in Ms. Steinberg's Home and Careers class worked on learning both the straight stitch and overcasting stitch to create their pillows.

8th grade students kick back with popcorn and a special screening of The Outsiders, bringing the novel to life after reading and discussing it in class.

Under the direction of Nirkut Lucksom and Melanie Sadoff students performed a stirring orchestral piece at StringFest, celebrating their musical talent and dedication.

Homeroom ambassadors lend a hand in beautifying their cafeteria garden by planting flowers and seeds, using supplies generously donated by the PTA and local families as part of a community volunteer effort.

Kerry Taylor and the RED Club hosted a Cultural Fair after school. Over 60 students shared their heritage through vibrant performances and delicious traditional dishes at the school’s cultural celebration event.

Next week, we honor the incredible dedication of our teachers and nurses—true everyday heroes. From shaping young minds to providing compassionate care, they go above and beyond to support, inspire, and nurture our communities. Thank you for all that you do!

Did you know the Food Service Department has served 175, 506 lunch meals and 71,442 breakfast meals district wide this year. This Friday, May 2, 2025 is National School Lunch Hero Day. Please take one minute to thank our Lunch Heroes for serving you with a delicious, nutritious meal.

Dana DeVita, Any Alcantara and Lauren Domitrovits planned an amazing event that brought together staff and community members for the 28th Annual Read Aloud. Readers shared their love of books and storytelling with students across all grade levels.

Maureen Dougherty and Lauren Domitrovits with over 1,000 water bottles collected by grade 5 students in less than a week for their recycling project which is part of their new literacy unit.

You are cordially invited to this year's Art Department Celebration of the Arts! We are excited to bring back the art show to Nanuet, showcasing more student talent than ever before.

Join us on Friday, May 2, from 5-7 p.m. at Nanuet High School, where we will display hundreds of works of art created by our K-12 students.