The Exemplary Service Award was presented Margaret Diehl, at the June 14 Board of Education meeting. Every year, at this time, the Board wishes to honor an employee who supports, with great distinction, our school community. The criteria for eligibility established in order to be considered for the award includes having worked in the district for at least five years, have the unanimous recommendation of the administration and the Board, and exemplify leadership and excellent character among others.
Giovanna Ciampa, a senior at Cold Spring Harbor High School, was chosen to have her one-act play "Who Am I" produced at the John W. Engeman Theater as part of Northport Arts Coalition’s Young Playwrights Festival on Tuesday, May 24. Her play was one of only four chosen from all of those submitted by Huntington Township high school students and adjudicated by theatrical, literary and educational professionals.
At the June 14 Board of Education meeting, fifteen students were presented with the 2022 Junior Book Awards by the Assistant Superintendent for Counseling, Student Services & Human Resources, Mona E. Hect, designated by colleges to Juniors with the highest levels of academic achievement.
Congratulations to the Juniors, who were presented with these very prestigious awards!
Congratulations to "Rensselaer Medal Award Recipient," Hayden Calabretta and Congressional Certificate of Merit Award Recipient," Tyler Gray.
uperintendent, Jill M. Gierasch, hosted the annual Parent Leader Breakfast “al fresco” the morning of June 8. She articulated how important the parent community is to a school district, and that the level of involvement in CSH is extraordinary. She shared that when she became Superintendent, and saw the list of parent run committees, it was a degree of volunteerism she had never quite witnessed. Not only do these parent groups support so many programs, but they seamlessly run themselves!
What a wonderful evening for the 6th and 7th grade students as the traditional “Unity Event” was brought back! The Junior High Student Government and the CSHPTG hosted a “Neon Night” for all rising 7th graders and current 7th grade students. The event was on Friday, June 10th and students dressed in matching neon outfits with glow paint and glow sticks – and danced the night away!
