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Sleepy Hollow High School Students Excel at Westchester Science and Engineering Fair
Sleepy Hollow High School's dedication to science education has once again paid off with a strong showing at the Westchester Science and Engineering Fair. On Saturday, March 18, 2023, the Westchester Science and Engineering fair hosted over 530 high school students from more than 30 Westchester schools. Sleepy Hollow had 10 students compete in the event. We are proud to share the impressive accomplishments of our Sleepy Hollow students, who stood out among the competition and brought home a range of awards.
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Science Saturday Debuts at Washington Irving and Draws a Crowd
The first-ever Science Saturday at Washington Irving Elementary School on March 18 was a huge success! Forty-five students in third through fifth grade attended and, along with their parents, were firing on all cylinders! Science Saturday is a pilot program designed by Washington Irving teacher Mrs. Massaro that puts students in the driver's seat. The goal is that these events be student-led, and that students teach each other about STEM topics within a low-stakes, fun environment that carries none of the pressures of the classroom.
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Audiences Show They Love Conrad - and so Much More - As They Enjoy Sleepy Hollow High School’s Production of Bye, Bye Birdie
While actual gray skies may have loomed over some of the performances of Bye Bye Birdie at Sleepy Hollow High School this weekend, one glance at the audience showed how this year's musical allowed so many to 'put on a happy face' and leave smiling ear to ear. The 21-person cast, supported by a strong student crew and student musicians, delivered four fantastic performances this weekend.
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Online Survey for Families: Technology & Learning
The Public Schools of the Tarrytowns have partnered with Clarity BrightBytes to get insight from parents, teachers and students on the impact of technology use in our classrooms and homes. Part of digital learning is to make sure we are using the right tools, at the right cost, and getting the best value from them.
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March 28: Parent Workshop on Internet Safety & Awareness
Through a generous grant provided by the Foundation for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, we have secured Thomas Grimes, of NY Finest Speakers, to present a parent workshop on Internet Safety and Awareness to all of our Middle & High School parents/guardians.
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Superintendent's Update: March 24, 2023
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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TUFSD Supports World Down Syndrome Day With Crazy Socks and an Inclusion Show on Sleepy Hollow Radio
Some were colorful, some crazy, and some mismatched, and all these socks were proudly worn by teachers and students in support of World Down Syndrome Day on March 21st. In the schools, and on the radio airwaves, the District unified to advocate for the rights, well-being, and inclusion of all people, especially those with Down syndrome.
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It's Showtime! See you this weekend for Bye Bye Birdie, SHHS Spring Musical!
We look forward to seeing you this weekend for our upcoming performances of Bye Bye Birdie, our High School Spring Musical! Performances will be held: Friday, March 24, 7:00 PM, Saturday, March 25, 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM, and Sunday, March 26, 2:00 PM. We hope to see you there!
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Zaida: A Very Special Assembly Led by A SHHS Alumnus
When Sophie Parens visited Sleepy Hollow High School to present the film, Zaida, to seniors at her alma mater, it was an emotional homecoming. The documentary is about her grandfather, a Holocaust survivor, who had come to the same school in 2013 to speak to Sophie’s senior class about his experiences. Ten years later, she told his story for him.
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Save the Date: Annie Jr., Performance at Tarrytown Music Hall by WI Students
Save the date for our upcoming performance of Annie Jr. at Tarrytown Music Hall! This performance will feature our WI 3rd-5th Grade students, and is made possible thanks to the generous efforts of those at Tarrytown Music Hall who are bringing yet another theater residency opportunity to our students!
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From Color Theory to Changemakers: High Schoolers Create Posters for Women's History Month
In Ms. Langston's Advanced Digital Media class, high school students didn't just learn how to use Adobe Photoshop - they used their skills to make a statement. With Women's History Month in full swing, students were tasked with creating posters that showcased a present-day Changemaker - a woman who is making waves through activism and changing the world for the better.
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Empowering Teachers Through Leading and Learning: District-Wide Personalized Professional Development
What if you had a day of professional learning planned and received a personalized schedule catered to your needs? That's exactly what the Faculty and Staff at Public Schools of the Tarrytowns recently experienced on last Monday’s Superintendent’s Conference Day. The day included more than 60 sessions, primarily led by TUFSD teachers, focusing on utilizing technology to support instruction and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS).
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Superintendent Search: Community Survey
As a reminder, the Board of Education would like to receive your input on the desired characteristics and skills that you would like to see in the next superintendent. Please share your thoughts through an online survey, which will continue to be available until March 20, 2023.
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Kindergarten Students Get Creative to Catch a Leprechaun
Do you know how to catch a leprechaun? Some of our kindergarten students are on their trail! They started this adventure earlier this week by completing a writing unit and setting a plan. Then today, they engaged in a STEM activity, putting their creativity and problem-solving skills to work, using a variety of supplies like popsicle sticks, cardboard, pipe cleaners, glue, etc. to build leprechaun traps.
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Superintendent's Update: March 17, 2023
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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Students Prepare for Annie Jr. Performance, through Tarrytown Music Hall School Theater Residency
Get ready to be wowed by the incredible talents of Washington Irving Intermediate School and Sleepy Hollow Middle School students! They're currently taking part in a school theater residency program provided by The Tarrytown Music Hall Academy, which is provided free of charge to all students. With just a few short weeks left until their big debut, these young performers are perfecting their staging, choreography, and teamwork skills to bring you an unforgettable show.
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West Point Bound: Q & A with SHHS Senior Kade Riddle
Senior Kade Riddle is West Point bound - an accomplishment not achieved by a Sleepy Hollow High School senior in more than a decade. With a unique and competitive application process, West Point reports that about 10,000 students start the application process and only a little over 1,000 are admitted. Kade receives many questions about his desire and decision to attend West Point and, as a tribute to him and his incredibly hard work, we are pleased to share those questions with his responses.
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Superintendent Search: Open Community Forums
The Board would like to receive your input on the desired characteristics and skills that you would like to see in the next superintendent. We, therefore, invite you to participate in this process by attending one of two Open Community Forums on March 14 at 9:30am and 7:30pm.
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Paws for Learning: WI Students Meet Service Dogs
Meet Logan and Haven, honorary WI students for the day! These service dogs, along with their trainers from BluePath Service Dogs, educated the students in their role as service dogs for children with autism.
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Middle School Students Practice Mindfulness During Meditation Lab
Last week, Sleepy Hollow Middle School's Meditation Lab, funded by a grant, taught mindfulness to 6th-8th graders to promote social and emotional wellbeing. Students learn techniques to be kinder to themselves, respond thoughtfully to challenges, and navigate middle school life. Instructor Jennifer Monness guides students through breathing techniques, gentle movement, and relaxation-inspired poses to help them be their best selves.
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Superintendent's Update: March 10, 2023
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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Students Demonstrate Their Musical Talents at Prominent Events in New York State
Our talented student musicians performed in esteemed Winter concerts across New York State this past weekend. Students participated at the All-County Chorus and All-County Band Music Festival in White Plains and, at the state level, at the prestigious New York State Band Directors Association in Syracuse.
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Third Graders at Washington Irving Go on an Epic Adventure with the Earth Dome!
Third graders at Washington Irving had the opportunity to experience The Earth Dome, thanks to a grant from the PTA! This giant inflatable earth balloon stands 19-feet high and 22-feet in diameter, and is made of 24 huge panels silkscreened with photographs shot from satellites of the surface of the world. It truly is a unique educational tool that offers an immersive experience for students to learn about the geography and environmental issues of the world.
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Superintendent Search: Seeking Community Input
The TUFSD Board of Education is beginning the process of searching for a new superintendent, as Superintendent Borsari will be retiring at the end of the 2022-23 school year. Please see this important update from Board of Education President John Paine regarding how you can share your input.
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Second Graders Learn about Advocacy through a Thoughtful Exchange with the Village of Tarrytown’s Mayor and Trustees
One of the wonderful benefits of being part of a historic community is that students in the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns sometimes have the opportunity to learn about local history right in their backyard, or even right on their river. And because Tarrytown is a tight-knit community, our students sometimes have the chance to interact with leaders in their community. Case in point: when Ms. Losito’s second grade class decided they wanted to see a famous retired fireboat, they wrote letters to Village Mayor Karen Brown and The Trustees of the Village of Tarrytown.
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