National Merit Finalist 2020: Seniors Bernhard Nordemann, Anna Tesoriero, Paige Vegna and Clarie Weis, were named as Finalists for CSH High School. Principal, Dr. Jim Bolen, was honored to present them with this achievement, along with Director of Guidance, Justin Arini, and Superintendent, Robert C. Fenter.
100 Days of School – Goosehill: Students celebrated this special day on Valentine’s Day! They gathered on stage to share their morning assembly of songs with family members who came to watch and sing along. Classroom doorway entrances were decorated with 100-Day gateway streamers, and bulletin boards were decorated with art work.
Lloyd Harbor 5th graders worked hard on their hand-made no-sew blankets. Instead of a Valentine's Day craft, they became blanketeers for "Project Linus" - a national non-profit organization that provides security, warmth and comfort by donating a new blanket to children with long-term illnesses.
West Side students are having a “ball” in the Gaga Pit! Thank you to the WSSPTG for this fabulous donation and addition to the outdoor recess area. Ga-ga is a variant of dodgeball that is played in a ga-ga "pit".
On Saturday, Feb. 8, at Ward Melville High School in Setauket, Arnaud Lamy & Matthew LaCapra won 6th & 9th place out of 30 debaters in J.V. Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Kudos to the cast and crew for their smash hit performance of Pippin! The CSH Musical Society presented the community with an evening of theater on February 7-9th, with an additional show on Feb 6th when Student Government hosted a Senior Citizens Dinner Theater for local seniors.
Valentine's Day is always a special day at school to share cards and acts of kindness to one and other. Students at Lloyd Harbor In Ms. Barrese's 4th grade class decided to make "shoe boxes of love" to share as a surprise to their parents or a family member.
As a Valentine’s Day celebration, seventh grade Spanish classes wrote “Secret Friend Kindness Notes” in a collaborative activity called “El Amigo Secreto.” “El Amigo Secreto” (secret friend) is a traditional activity that Mexican children participate in for Valentine’s day.
Kindergarten students are using Beebots to learn how to become programmers by giving Beebots a command, or code. Beebots can be programmed to go forward, backward, turn left or right.
RISE UP Awards Jr./Sr. High School: Recognizing good character in students is something to be celebrated. This year, Dr. Bolen and faculty, decided to rename the “Character Recognition Program,” now called “RISE UP.”
