For Washingtonville High School senior Hugue Zulme, sports are where he comes alive. As a dedicated defensive tackle in the fall and a shot putter in the winter, Hugue has done more than block offenses and hit targets, he has built strength, confidence and genuine friendships along the way.

Round Hill students who represent local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops read poems in honor of veterans during morning announcements. Second grader Oliver Carlo read “On Veterans Day” by Joanna Fuchs, and fourth grader Isabel Mendoza read “Veterans Day” by Jessica Hawkins. The school also observed a brief moment of silence and flag ceremony outside the building shortly thereafter.

Red Ribbon Week was both busy and exciting for the Washingtonville Middle School Adolescents Against Drugs and Alcohol Club (AADA), whose members took the lead in bringing the nationwide drug and alcohol prevention campaign to life throughout their school community.

School closings, delayed openings, and early dismissals are 1) posted to the District website, 2) sent as text and email messages via ParentSquare, and 3) sent as alerts via the District mobile app. Additionally, they are posted on our social media channels, including Facebook and Instagram.

Taft Elementary School would like to show its respect, honor, and gratitude to all of our Veterans. They have served our country and helped protect our freedoms. Students learned about Veterans' Day in their classes. They did many lessons and activities. See the full post for a presentation! 

Military families at Round Hill are being recognized for their service with a presentation shown throughout the school, highlighting their years of service. Thank you for all that you do to keep our country safe. Click here to view! 

The sidewalks of Little Britain Elementary School were lined with patriotic artwork, as well as students and staff cheering for veterans, saying ‘thank you,’ showing their gratitude as they walked into the building for the school's Veteran’s Day Breakfast on Friday morning. Click here to see photos from the day! 

Congratulations to Connor Bates of Taft Elementary and Callie Amend of Little Britain Elementary for securing first place finishes in the annual districtwide cross-country Pumpkin Run on Monday.

See full post for the final results!

There are so many examples of individual teachers, aides, drivers, safety, and other District staff that are making a difference in the lives of our children throughout our buildings. It is time to recognize these special individuals.

Nominations are open November 1st and will close November 15th

To nominate someone, please view the full post!