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The Cold Spring Harbor School District hosted its annual high school Research Symposium on May 22, 2023. About 60 students from our research program were in attendance from the various research courses offered at the high school, including Foundations of Research, Advanced Research II and III, and Independent Research. Guest speaker, Dr. Christopher Gobler, a Professor from the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University, spoke of his work related to the excessive nitrogen loading and how it has played in the degradation of Long Island’s fisheries and water quality.
Each year, students from SWWATAV (Student Waging War Against Tobacco and Vaping) visit the elementary schools with Health teacher and Club Advisor, Karen Uhl Smith. Together they engage in student-to-student peer discussion on the benefits of a drug-free life. Topics include the dangers of vaping, drinking, smoking, and prescription drugs, as well as the importance and understanding of good decision-making skills and refusal skills.
Anyone with a sweet tooth was in for a treat at this weekend’s West Side production of Willy Wonka Jr. This delicious adventure of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory lit up the stage in this captivating adaptation of Roald Dahl's fantastical tale. Featuring enchanting songs like “Think Positive” and “The Candy Man Can '' audiences were tapping their feet to a cast and crew of over 50 students; the largest casting call to date! The story follows Roald Dahl's enigmatic candy manufacturer Willy Wonka as he stages a contest by hiding golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars.
Every year second graders get a chance to visit our neighbors at the CSH Whaling Museum and learn about our town’s history and its connection to this majestic mammal and our whaling heritage. The museum’s archives and immersive galleries and hands-on workshops, guided by docents, provide a unique visit. Students are sent on a scavenger hunt within the museum, and with 6000 pieces in their collection – the hunt for artifacts kept the students very busy!
Three Research students were honored to share their work at the NYIT Mini Research Grant Award (MRGA) Presentation Day on May 12. Milan Lustig, Ryan Smith (both grade 10) and Lucas Wolf (grade 11) were invited to the NY Institute of Technology (NYIT) to share their research grant findings with students from the tri-state area as well as student researchers from NYIT.
On Friday May 5th, the high school's Improv Comedy Troupe "The Neighbor's Kids" - put on its annual Comedy Show. These student performers worked together to create scenes on the spot, totally unscripted!
