Collections for winter clothing and food drives are happening at all of the schools...please consider dropping off donations! Thank you to the student councils and leadership groups for organizing and helping to give back to our local communities in need.
Please learn the details of the upcoming bond vote on Tuesday, November 19th.
Ms. Massimo shared, “The students and staff were extremely honored to have artist Bren Bataclan spend the week with us!
Cold Spring Harbor was proud to host the Columbia University Teachers College Suburban Leadership Group on October 23 in the newly reconstructed Creative Learning Lab at West Side School.
Flip Grid is a social learning tool where students record short videos based on topics they are learning. In their own voice, they create a film to tell a story that they can share with classmates, their teacher, and family members at home. Using text, emoji’s, inking and more “superpowers,” students can enhance their stories in a fun and creative way.
At Lloyd Harbor School, Principal Valerie Massimo and the School Improvement Team have worked with the entire LHS community to create a culture of Core Values. “Walking the walk” of these values is important to the students and continues to hold true to its acronym “HIKER” Honesty, Inclusiveness, Kindness, Empathy, and Respect
Lloyd Harbor: Peek-a-boo "Finding Friends" in Fifth Grade :-) Check out some of these creative wanted posters! If this sounds like you, come check out who is looking for you under the hidden post it note in the 5th grade hallway????
Picasso Inspired Cubist Collages "Witches and Frankenstein" (third Grade) Lloyd Harbor School, Ms. McLam - Art Teacher
The next time you visit Lloyd Harbor, be sure to take a walk and visit the “Passion Wall,” located in the hallway by the Creative Learning Lab. The beautiful exhibit of black and white photography feels like an art gallery wall, showcasing staff members embracing their passion.
PETER and the STAR CATCHER the Tony-winning play that upends the century-old story of how a miserable orphan comes to be The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up (a.k.a. Peter Pan), will be performed by the CSH Senior High Drama Club on On October 25, 26, (7pm) October 27 (2pm) at the Performing Arts Center, directed by Mr. Marc Beja.
