The 2nd Annual Taft Penny War turned loose change into big gains to benefit the Taft PTA

With the 100th day of school right around the corner, students at Round Hill found a unique way to "bookmark" the occasion. The whole school will be doing daily activities all week to celebrate 100 days in school so far!

The book of the month at Taft was All the Colors We Are, which takes a look at what affects skin tone, including science and cultural heritage!

One of the things we love most about middle school in Washingtonville is the wonderful selection of academic and social clubs that are offered for students to explore their interests!

STEM is at the core of these exciting lessons in Round Hill kindergarten classrooms.

Taft students have been working on researching information for their non-fiction topics in Writer's Workshop. They are using the writing process timeline which includes prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing.

Children's author Jarrett Lerner made a virtual visit to Little Britain recently!

Taft students in the Helping Hands club made a sizable donation to a local food pantry.

Taft Elementary School presented it's Winter Concert on Friday, January 25, 2023. Congratulations to all student musicians! 

Over the next 2 weeks, Little Britain will be collecting items for the Blooming Grove Humane Society to "show our love" to the animals in recognition of Valentine's Day.

Students in Mrs. DeCosta's Engineering Essentials class at Washingtonville High School have been studying machines and mechanical advantage. They were tasked with constructing a pantograph.

Congratulations to the January Washingtonville Middle School students of the month!

Washingtonville Senior track athlete Samantha Mynio became #1 in the USA in the girls 1500 meter race walk with a time of 7:13.02.

Ms. Nimmo and her grade five team welcomed fellow students and faculty to their Museum of Antiquities last week, and shared their knowledge of ancient civilizations.

Students in sixth grade Social Studies just returned from exploring the past, specifically the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras!