I am writing to inform you of a TikTok "challenge" that is circulating locally and nationally. We know students may be tempted to copy what they see on social media, but social media doesn’t always show how dangerous some of these trends can be.

In preparation for the summer months, please click the title link below to access the criteria for this summer’s NECSD Extended School Year (ESY) Program.

This special event honors the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and contributions of Latin American countries, bringing students, staff, and families together in a joyful expression of unity and pride.

Math Mats were placed around the school, with directions and materials posted next to the mats for kids to use all day long. The whole school participated, preK-5th graders, and had a blast learning math while using their whole bodies!

The students of Ms. Jones, Ms. Batista, and Ms. Carlone's first grade classroom at Horizons were overjoyed to have their families engaged in our Publishing Party, which was geared toward our research project on Endangered Animals.

The event was the culminating project for a course that encouraged collaboration between ENL teachers and librarians. The K-2 ENL students came to the library to participate in a variety of literacy and theme based stations.

With over 675,000 student patrollers participating in more than 35,000 schools across the globe, this program is one of the largest school-based safety efforts, promoting citizenship, leadership, and responsibility among students.

We will only be offering summer school for our current 9th graders (rising 10th graders) and our seniors who require coursework for promotion or graduation.

The two seniors have written, acted, starred in, and edited the 5 episode series, with guidance from instructor Guy Du Quesnay. The duo have already begun production on their follow up project, a documentary about the making of this year's spring mus