CBS Evening News CSH retired World Language teacher Senora Fristensky continues teaching Spanish beyond her retirement years at Huntington Hospital, volunteering her services while bringing joy and passion to her craft - just as she did in the classrooms of CSH! click on link below: https://drive.google.com/.../1xe0zmGrwQnF0UkdB7.../view
Some of the amazing artwork on display at the Cold Spring Harbor Library
Thanks for "Rock Your Socks" school Spirit West Side!
Kudos to the cast and crew of "Seussical the Musical" – it was truly fantusical! The show opened on March 14 and featured all the beloved Dr. Seuss characters, following Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, and others, on a journey led through whimsical rhymes, dancing and song.
Students in the Jr/Sr High School Advanced Science Research classes presented their research at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair, JV Division. Their projects ranged from behavioral science to plant science to engineering. Junior Matthew Reford and Sophomore Alexander Janczyk won third place for their project, "Piezoelectric Power: Exploring Temperature's Effect on Energy Output." Congratulations Matthew and Alexander!
Oh, what a night! The third annual district wide “Charity Event” sports night was held on March 13 for students, staff and families. This collaborative effort to bring the schools and community together has been a continuation of #CSHUnites initiatives and an ongoing goal of the Board of Education. By increasing family and community engagement, it is the hope of administration to maintain strong partnerships by offering these K-12 special events.
Lloyd Harbor's Little Theater was bursting with creativity as fifth graders shared their MakerSpace projects with their families and each other. Throughout January and into early February, students worked in the Creative Learning Lab with their classroom teachers and Library Media Specialist Whitney O'Donnell to create many different projects, ranging from stop motion videos to clothing and battery-run boats and cars. They planned, worked and revised their plans—often multiple times—as they learned a new skill, repurposed recycled items or pursued a passion. Many students hope to continue work on their projects and newfound skills. Thank you for sharing your amazing projects!...
West Side 5th graders had an exciting field trip to Newsday headquarters! As part of the journalism writing unit, students got a behind-the-scenes look at how a real newsroom operates. They met professional journalists, explored how news stories are researched and written and learned about the different roles that bring the news to life. This hands-on experience gave students a deeper understanding of the journalism process and inspired them as they worked on their own news pieces in class. What a fantastic opportunity to see journalism in action!
