Families had the opportunity to visit a variety of college-themed stations, where dads worked alongside their children to complete activities together.

Mr. Olsen's and Mrs. Victor’s Literacy Block class reminded one another whenever they are faced with a choice, “Choosing Kindness” is always the way to go.

Fun for all ages--we hope to see our families join as a community for literacy inspired activities, community resources, and the shared love of learning through reading!

This winter season was truly historic, filled with outstanding accomplishments. Congratulations to all of you, and thank you for your hard work, commitment, and dedication to our student-athletes.

More than just a gallery of images, this showcase highlights our scholars' sophisticated ability to create, present, respond, and connect with diverse artistic traditions using a vast array of mediums.

This newsletter will serve as a high-level overview, with links to allow our community to dive deeper into topics that are most important to them.

Students were selected by their peers after sharing their poems in their English classes. Student artwork was displayed in the digital studio and ceramics mediums, with a theme of social justice.

This is a friendly reminder that the district will be closed for students on Friday, March 20th in observance of the religious holiday Eid al Fitr.

Book selections are chosen around a theme for each month, connecting to New York State’s Portrait of a Graduate model. These read-alouds aim to connect our Board of Education members with our learners.