Please be advised that a special meeting of the Board of Education will take place on April 3, 2020 at 4:00 p.m., using videoconference, at which time the Board of Education may consider a motion to adjourn to Executive Session to discuss matters appropriate for Executive Session. If no such motion is adopted, the meeting will adjourn. Based on the suspension of the Open Meetings provision of the New York State Public Officer's Law pursuant to New York State Executive Order 202.1, public attendance is not permitted. However, the meeting will be live streamed. The public can listen by visiting the school district’s website: www.csh.k12.ny.us.
Please be advised that a special meeting of the Board of Education will take place on March 31, 2020 at 5:00 p.m., using videoconference, at which time the Board of Education may consider a motion to adjourn to Executive Session to discuss matters appropriate for Executive Session. If no such motion is adopted, the meeting will adjourn. Based on the suspension of the Open Meetings provision of the New York State Public Officer's Law pursuant to New York State Executive Order 202.1, public attendance is not permitted. However, the meeting will be live-streamed. The public can listen by visiting the school district’s website: www.csh.k12.ny.us.
What better way to learn, than to learn from students! At the February Board of Education meeting, administration and staff were proud to present and collaborate with KidOYO coding projects by students from grades 4-8. “OYO” stands for “On Your Own” and that is certainly what these brilliant minds proved as they demonstrated their coding skills on the Promethean Board to community members.
"el mundo es un pañuelo” - "It is a small world" is the theme created by Jr./Sr. High School students Isabelle Desimone and painted by members of Quesadilla Qulique, aka Spanish Club. Maggie Bugos created the skyline.
National Merit Finalist 2020: Seniors Bernhard Nordemann, Anna Tesoriero, Paige Vegna and Claire 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.
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.
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.
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.”
DEBATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS: Saturday, January 18, at the Debate tournament at Schreiber High School in Port Washington, junior Arnaud Lamy was undefeated in JV Lincoln-Douglas Debate, taking 1st place. Freshman Matt Guirugis won 5th place in Novice Lincoln-Douglas Debate. The sophomore team of Ariana Theodoris & Catherine Torrey won 3rd place in Novice Public Forum Debate. Congratulations to all!
